Unit One: Animalia Flashcards

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What are animals?

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  • Eukaryotes
  • Multicellular
  • Heterotrophs
  • Lack cell wall
    -Most are motile
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What are animals organized based on?

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  • Body Plans
  • Levels of organization(simple => complex)
  • Body symmetry
  • Embryological development
  • Segmentation
  • Limbs
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What is the simplest level of organization?

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  • Cells are the simplest level
  • Cells become specialized to form tissue
  • Groups of tissue can form organs which can work together to form organ systems
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What are the three types of body symmetry?

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  1. Bilateral symmetry. i.e. bird(most common)
  2. Radial symetry. i.e. starfish(lack head and back)
  3. Asymmetrical. i.e. sponges
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What do all animals have in common in term of embryological development?

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All begin as a zygote(fertalized egg)

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What are segments?

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  • Repeating part of an animals body
  • can have many similar or repeating sections
  • i.e. head, thorax and abdomen of an insect
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What are limbs used for?

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  • Movement
  • Defence
  • Gathering sensory info
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What are animals with a backbone called?

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Vertebrates(5% of all animalia)

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What are animals without a backbone called?

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Invertebrates(95% of animalia)

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What is cephalization?

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Development of a head with sensory organs.

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