Tetrapods/Lissamphibia Flashcards
what are the factors that caused fish to seek land
push
- environment not safe
- food lacking
- predators too dangerous
pull
- more food
- keep offspring safe
example of tetrapod
pederpes
- non webbed low feet
describe respiration of early tetrapod
1) nostril open and buccal cavity opens so air goes inside
2) nostril close pushing air through glottis into lungs as buccal cavity contracts
3) then lungs contract, bucal cavity opens
4) nostrils open for buccal cavity to contract air out
describe movement and support of tetrapods
push up stance stops them growing big because its energy cost
- vertebrae development
intervertebral joint and zygapophysel joints
how does the pectoral and pelvic girdle change to support legs
- its not longer attached to cranium
- pelvic attached to sacral vertebra
describe the sensory changes
lateral line and electrochemical leaves
ear develops by spiracle
- movement of hyoid into stapes
describe the 7 characteristics to the common of lissamphibian
- aquatic and terrestrial life stages
- eggs laid by water
- skin is permeable
- ballistic tongue projection (not caecillains)
- fluorescent
- exclusively carnivorous
- pedicilate teeth
- poison gland
what trait/senses get lost in adulthood
lateral line
electricorecpetion in caecilians and salamanders stays in babies
what are the 3 main sub groups of lissamphibians
Caecilians (Gymnophioina)
Salamanders (Caudata)
Frogs (Anura)
how does the lissamphibian circulatory system work?
1) deoxygenated blood from body to right atrium
2) right atrium to ventricle
3) ventricle to pulmocutaneous arteries (skin then lungs)
4) comes back to left atrium
5) to ventricle
6) then out the aorta to the conus arteriosus
what is the columella operculum in frogs
how they hear high pitched noise and vibrations
comes from hyoid arch made form bone/cartilage connected to shoulder girdle
what is the levator bulbi and who has it
pushes eyes out to make more buccal cavity space
- frogs and salamanders
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describe what is special about caecilians
- not mammals but make milk
- have a retroarticular process to open mouth
what is special about Caudata salamanders
- viviparous
- both external and internal fertilization
what is special about frogs
- elongated legs
- vertbrat infused with ilium
- contraction of geniogloss muscle to stretch tongue