Unit 4 Test Flashcards
Echino?
Hedgehog
Derma?
Skin
What are echinoderms the skin filled of?
Ossicles
Chrino?
Lilies
Idea?
In the form of
What echinoderm is the most ancient and is seditary?
Chinoidea
How do astreozoa and echinozoa move?
Water vascular system
Water goes through the madreporite then to the ampulia where it is stored and used when needing movement
Astero?
Star
What is uniue about asteroidea?
Have external digestion
Ophiuro?
Snakes
What is unique about ophiuroidea?
Their arms move randomly
What is unique echinoidea?
Sea urchin
arms fuse together and ossices lengthen
Holo?
Complete
Thur?
Passage way
What is unique about holothuridea?
Sea Cucumber excretory system Short ossicles thick musscle wall Detrivore
Hemi?
Half
Why is hemichordates not accurate?
They thought htere was only a notochord in chordates and hemichordates have a buccle bone
What was a notochord?
Thick rod that keeps structure
Enteronusta?
Acorn shape
Covered in mucus to gather food when moving
Food partacles would get stuck in the collar where the mouth was
Entero?
Intestine
Pneusta?
breathing
Pterobranchii characteristic?
Filter feeder that lives in tube with feather up top
Ptero?
Wing
Branchii?
Branch
Where do hemichordates live?
tubes
What are the chordate traits?
Notorchord Pharengeal gill slits Endostyle Postanal tail Dorsal Hollow nerve chord
Cephalon?
head
Uro?
tail
What is it called from young to adult body?
Metamorphasis
What is it called with too early or late sexual development?
Paedeomorphisis
Where do chordates live?
tunics
What is the cephalochordates called?
lancelets
What is neotyny?
You are old but have a youthful sexual deveopment
What is progenisis?
You are the young that has old sexual development
What group keeps its head adn tail?
Cephalochordate
What group that lose the tail and grow tunics?
urochordates
What are the vertabrata traits?
tripartate brain
Cranium
W shaped Myomers
Chambered heart
What happens in vertabrata?
HOX genes double
What do neurocrest celss do?
Give senses
What are the first, and best examples of animals with both vertabrata and chordate traits?
Myxini
Petromyzotida
What is petromyzotida and its characteristics?
stone sucking
lampray
has vertabrata traits
What is a myxini?
slimy
hagfish
lack vertabrata traits
What groups are in agnatha?
myxini
Petromyzotida
agnatha?
no jaw
gnasta?
jaw
stomata?
opening
What is the top jaw?
Palaeoquadrate
What is the side jaw?
Hymibular
What is the bottom jaw?
Meckles
What is above the top jaw?
neurocranium
Chondr?
Cartalige
Osteo?
Bone
Ichthye?
fish
What do cartalaginous fish use to be boyant?
Oil in liver
Heterocercal tail?
Shark
One side bigger than other to go up
Diphcercal tail?
Eel like
One long bone
Homocercal tail?
Symetrical
Elasmo?
plated
Branchii?
Gills
Do elasmobranchiis have an operculum?
no
How is a holocephii chimarous?
Cartlage operculum with shark traits
What are ostiycthyes groups?
placoderm
Acanthodians
Neotergii
What is the main characteristic of ostiychyes?
Operculum
WHat kind of tail does ostichthyses have?
homocercal
How do ostichthyes have boyancy?
Swim bladder or lung
Actinithgii?
ray fish
Sacrotergii?
Fleshy fish
Tetrapods?
four feet
What group had lungs?
Cladista and lungfish
What is the common name for cladista?
birchiis
Why did lungs come about in the carbonivourous era?
lack of CO2 due to trees
temp goes down
ice age
glaciers dry up shallow water
What happens when do not need lungs?
cuts off and becomes swim bladder
air goes through blodd vessels
for boyancy
What groups have a swim bladder?
chondrosteii (stugeon)
What are the newer groups?
Neotergii
Holotergii
Teleogii
Teleo?
Final
Actinistia?
Coelocanth