Unit 2 Terms - Architectural Patterns Flashcards

1
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union of male and female gametes

A

fertilization

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2
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fertilized egg

A

zygote

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3
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entrance into the egg of more than one sperm

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polyspermy

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4
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sequence of mitotic divisions in early embryonic development

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cleavage

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5
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cells produced by early cleavage

A

blastomeres

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6
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going from an embryo to a miniature adult

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direct development

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7
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going from embryo to larval stages to adult stage

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indirect development

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8
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early embryonic stage in animals in which embryo is a hollow mass of cells

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blastula

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9
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central fluid-filled cavity at center of blastula

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blastocoel

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10
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process of converting blastula into a 2-3 layered embryo

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gastrulation

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11
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new internal pouch or gut cavity within the gastrula

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archenteron or gastrocoel

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12
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in an embryo, one of 3 basic layers (ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm) from which all organs and tissues arise in the animal

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germ layers

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13
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having only 2 germ layers during embryonic development

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diploblastic

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14
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having all 3 germ layers during embryonic development

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triploblastic

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15
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a mesoderm-lined body cavity

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coelom

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16
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mesoderm is derived from endoderm near the blastopore

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schizocoely

17
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mesoderm is derived from endoderm mid-way along gut

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enterocoely

18
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animal which has an embryonic development pattern that includes:

  • spiral cleavage
  • schizocoely
  • the blastopore becomes the mouth
A

protostome

19
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animal which has an embryonic development pattern that includes:

  • radial cleavage
  • enterocoely
  • the blastopore becomes the anus
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deuterostome