Study deck for LAB FINAL Flashcards

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Angular Disconformities (show w/ hands too)

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formed when underlying beds (which were horizontal) were tilted, then eroded flat, followed by new horizontal beds depositing on top. / The old & new beds meet at an angle

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Disconformities (show w/ hands too)

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A stop in deposition of sedimentary beds, then new sedimentary beds are laid / often includes erosion of underlying beds

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Nonconformities (show w/ hands too)

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The one where there’s like a dike in the rock record / separates igneous or metamorphic rocks from sedimentary strata / associated w/ erosion events.

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Quick definition of Transgression and Regression.

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T - Rising sea level / R - lowering sea level

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Show what transgression and regressions look like.

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T = water and land (kinda like a beach) / R - Water between lands (top & bottom) like this sign <

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Why extinction of Stromatolites? Show what they look like (w/ hands)

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New organisms preyed on them / ⁓⁓⁓⁓ on top of each other basically

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Foraminifera look like? (w/ hands)

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uhh little ovals some with irregular shaped ovals

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Why Trilobites named that?

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Have 3 body parts - head / body / tail

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What is the name of the head, body, and tail of trilobite?

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H - Cephalon / B - Thorax / T - Pygidium

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What are Eurypterids?

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Sea scorpions.

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Symmetry in articulate Brachiopods? (show w/ hands)

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Perpendicular to the hinge

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Symmetry in inarticulate Brachiopods? (show w/ hands)

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Parallel to the hinge.

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How were the lines of a Rugose Coral formed?

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The lines show the growth of the coral, why it gets bigger (growth)

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What are 2 kinds of coral under Rugose Coral?

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Solitary and Colonial corals

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What do solitary and colonial corals look like?

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S - look like a horn / C - like a rock or similar shape w/ holes

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What do Scleractinia corals look like? What are they made of?

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White coral but w/ holes / Calcite but an unstable version called Aragonite.

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What do Halysites look like? AKA?

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Churros together, some broken, brown color / Chain Coral

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What do Favosites look like? / AKA?

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A bunch of tubes together that go white from top to dark at bottom or all dark / Honeycomb Coral

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Two types of Bryozoans?

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Stick shape and Fenestrate (lacy)

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What do the stick shaped and Fenestrate Bryozoans look like?

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SS- Looks like a stick w/ holes or pricks // F - Rock looking w/ like laces on a football and then rock w/ woosh and curve.

20
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Identify Nautiloid Cephalopods. How they move w/ heavy shell?

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Look like squid w/ shell // they have tube that helps w/ buoyancy

21
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Identify ammonie cephalopods. What do sutures do?

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Squid w/ a shell but w/ ZIG ZAG pattern // Sutures help the shell have a strong bond

22
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Advantage of zig zag on Ammonoid Cephalopod shell?

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Offers stronger bond for shell, making it harder to break

23
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Give info on Belemnites

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Cephalopods related to squid / octopus // has internal shell like a Skelton to protect organs

24
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Nickname and look of Crinoids?

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Nickname sea lillies // In the lab they were small tube pieces

25
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3 groups of Cephalopods? What cephalopod has internal shell?

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Nautiloid / Ammonoid / Belemites /// Belemites

26
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What Blastoids Info?

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Nickname sea buds / Looks like ball w/ sea star wrap on top / Radial symmetry

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Symmetry and where mouth & anus of reg urchin?

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Radial symmetry / Mouth at bottom - anus at top

28
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Symmetry and where mouth & anus of Heart Urchin? (irregular)

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Radial & Bilateral symmetry / Anus at back - mouth at front

29
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Identify Graptolites

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Upside down umbrella uhh like moss yk but floating underwater

30
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Identify Astraeospongia and why it is named that

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Ball with little stars on it / Sponge is made of starshaped pieces

31
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difference of clams and oysters?

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Clams symmetry parallel to hinge. Oysters are asymmetrical / Oyster have less scars than Bivalve

32
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Where pallial line and pallial sinus on Bivalves.

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If the hinge is at top PS on bottom left and PL on bottom right.

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Identify Gastropods and direction of spiral angle.

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Like a cone but its built w/ like smooth rocks and there’s a little slug thing on top. / Dextral or clockwise.

34
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Define synapsid

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1 hole behind the eye on each side of skull

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Define anapsid.

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NO hole behind the eye on each side of skull

36
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Define diapsid.

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2 holes behind the eye on each side of skull

37
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Identify Skull of Dimetrodon.

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It looks a T rex or carnivorous one.

38
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Identify Skull of Helicorprion.

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The shark w/ a weird jaw. Its a JAW!!!!

39
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Identify Skull of Smilodon. What is it?

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Sabretooth cat. / Skull w/ two big tooths

40
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Identify Skull of Terror Bird.

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The bird looking one with a curled tips at the beak.