Types Of Skeletons Flashcards

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All animals need to ________ their bodies. They also need to ______ about. Most animals need a supporting framework they need a _________.

A

Support
Move
Skeleton

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What are the 3 things skeletons are used for?

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  • Supporting the body and giving it shape.
  • Protecting soft parts of the body
  • Moving the body with the help of muscles
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What is a Hydrostatic skeleton?

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A fluid-filled internal body cavity in which the fluid is held under pressure.

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What is the cavity inside the hydrostatic skeleton surrounded by?

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Surrounded by muscles arranged in layers

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How does the hydrostatic skeleton allow the animals to move?

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The body shape of the animal changes as these muscles contract and relax. Change in shape allows for movement.

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How does the hydrostatic skeleton protect the animal?

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The animals are soft and flexible, the hydrostatic fluid does protect body parts by acting as a shock absorber.

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How does a jellyfish support its body and move about?

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  • Its soft body is filled with water.
  • It moves its muscles against the water.
  • This opens and closes its umbrella. So it propels itself along.
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How does a worm support its body and move about?

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  • Worms also have a liquid skeleton. The liquid is trapped in spaces inside the body. The muscles squeeze against the liquid. This keeps the body firm.
  • Muscles can squeeze in different parts of the worm’s body.
  • This changes its shape and helps it to move along.
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What is an exoskeleton?

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A rigid outer covering usually made up of protein. Chitins and Calcium Salt.

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The exoskeleton is ________/_______=

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Jointed/Hinged

Certain points of the skeleton are flexible and can bend enabling movement.

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What do exoskeletons restrict? And what must they do to overcome this?

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They restrict growth and The exoskeleton must be shed from time to time in order for the animal to grow. They need to mount.

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12
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What is metamorphosis?

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Change in body form as an animal grows

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What is an endoskeleton?

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Found in the bodies of all vertebrates including fish,amphibians and birds and they consist of hard skeletons of bones and cartilage found inside the body-made up of calcium and phosphate.

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How does the endoskeleton move?

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Works with the muscular system to perform movement and locomotion. It supports the body and protect the organs.

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15
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All vertebrate skeletons have the same basic parts:(5)

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  • Skull (brain)
  • Backbone (Small bones called vertebrates)
  • Ribcage (thorax)
  • Limbs (arms and legs)
  • Limb girdles (shoulders and hips)
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