topic 12- what are animals? Flashcards

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1
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animals are ___ eukaryotes

A

multicellular

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2
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animal bodies are held together by an ____ ___ composed of structural proteins such as ____

A
extracellular matrix (ECM)
collagen
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3
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true tissues are separated by ___ ___

A

membrane layers

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4
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animals are ____trophic and capable of ___ in at least one stage of life cycle

A

chemoheterotrophic

movement

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5
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What do hox genes do?

A

control anterior –> posterior developmental sequence of embryo
(differentiation of genes)

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6
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diploid zygote undergoes ___cell divisions (cleavage) –> 8 cell stage –> (cleavage) —>____(hollow ball)—> (gastrulation) –> _____

A

mitotic
blastula
gastrula

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7
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during development, ___ ___ give rise to tissues & organs of the animal embryo

A

germ layers

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8
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protostomes have ___ cleavage, and ____ cells

deuterostomes have ___ cleavage and ____ cells

A

spiral, determinant

radial, indeterminant (remain stem cells for longer)

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9
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Protostomia: the first invagination of the ___ becomes the ___
-Deuterostomia: the 2nd invagination of the ___ becomes the ___

A
  • gastrula(blastopore), mouth

- gastrula, mouth (first is anus)

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10
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Give examples of indirect and direct development in animals

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  • direct: human (embryo gradually straight to adult form)

- indirect: caterpillar –> butterfly

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11
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eumetazoan are animals with ____

- ___ are the outgroup (animals without true tissues- metazoan)

A

true tissues

porifera

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12
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radiata are _____( have __ embryonic germ layers)

A

diploblastic (2)

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13
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bilaterian are _____(have __ embryonic germ layers)

A

triploblastic (3)

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14
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____ animals are often sessile

_____ animals often move actively and have a central nervous system

A

radial

bilateral

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15
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define cephalization

A

in bilateral animals

- concentration of sensory organs in head (adapted for forward movement)

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16
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Radial animals have a ___ nervous system

bilateral animals have a ___ nervous system

A

nerve net

central (CNS)

17
Q

most triploblastic animals have a fluid-filled ___ ___ (___) which is derived from the mesoderm

A

body cavity (coelom)

18
Q

define a pseudocoelomate

A

animals lack complete mesodermal lining, have a pseudo coelom

19
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triploblastic animals that lack a body cavity are called ____

A

acoelomates

20
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list 3 functions of a coelom

A
  1. cushions internal organs from blows to outside body
  2. allows internal organs to shift w/o deforming outside of body
  3. fluid-filled cavity can be used a a hydrostatic skeleton
21
Q

animalia is ___phyletic

A

mono

22
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___are the basal animal of animals (least ___)

A

sponges

derived