Urogenital Flashcards

1
Q

get rid of nitrogenous waste
maintain ion balance
get rid of toxic materials and excess nutrients
maintain water

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Urinary system

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2
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outside

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cortex

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3
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inside

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medulla

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4
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Nephrotomes grow into

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renal capsule

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5
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Successive neprotomes form

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nephric duct

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6
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nephrotomes=

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uriniferous tubule

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7
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tubules combine and form

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pronephric duct

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8
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tubulues that form anteriorly first

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Pronephros

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9
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tubules form in middle section

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Mesonephros

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10
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Mesonephric duct=

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Wolffian duct

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11
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uretic diverticulum at base of mesonephric duct

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metanephoros

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12
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pronephros with no glomerulw anteriorly but connection to coelom

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juvenile

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13
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have glomeruli posteriorly but no connection to coelom

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hagfish

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14
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functional adult kidney

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Mesonephros

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15
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pronephros with 8 tubules serviced by glomus

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lamprey larva

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16
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meso and metanephris tubules develop in adult

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lamprey

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17
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pronephros usually functional in larvae

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amphibians

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18
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1-2 pronephros remain

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amphibians

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19
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adults with opisthonephros

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amphibans

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20
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pronephros rarely produce nephrons

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amniotes

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21
Q

remove nitrogenous waste

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kidney

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22
Q

byproduct of protein digestion

highly toxic

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ammonia

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23
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direct excretion of ammonia

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ammonotelism

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24
Q

produce urea

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urotelism

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produce uric acid
uricotelism
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relates to osmoregulation
nephron structure
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in kidneys terrestrial
nephron structure
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terrestrial nephron
kidneys
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aquatic nephron
gills and digestive tracts
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excretes excess salts into colon
digitiform gland
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body saltier than water
Hyperosmotic
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body less salty than water
Hyposmotic
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how marine tetrapods excrete excess salts
Nasal glands
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some sea turtles excrete excess salt by
orbital glands
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snakes excrete excess salts by
sublingual glands
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what will become the female internal reproductive system
Mullerian Duct
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the archinephric duct
Wolffian Duct
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stimulates the development of the wolffian duct into the vas deferens, epididymis, prostate, seminal vesicles
testosterone
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testes prodce the _______ gormone that inhibits MD development
mullerian
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in females the mullerian duct becomes the_____,____, and ____ and the wolfian duct regresses
oviduct, uterus, and vagina
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paired gonads arise from genital ridge
thickening of splanchnic mesoderm
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germ cells arise from _____ _______ and migrate to indifferent ____
extraembryonic endoderm | gonad
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female cells to
cortex
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male cells to
medulla
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have no oviduct, eggs are released in coelom
hagfish and lampreys
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may only have one uterus
chondrichthys
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ovaries usually paired
tetrapods
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prominent shell gland
oviparous
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distinct uterus
viviparous
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archinephric duct regresses, leaves remnants in
reptiles
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move ovum to oviduct after fertilixation
Fimbria
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add layers of shell or nutrition to egg
shell gland
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oviduct add albumin, shell membrane and then hard calcareous shell
reptiles
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terminal portion of oviduct | hold shelled eggs or embryos
uterus
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extraembryonic membranes of embyo establis vascular association
placenta
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unique to placental mammals but these types of allantoic placentae common in other amniotes
Chorioallantoic placenta | WE HAVE THIS
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no vagina or cervix
monotremes
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duplex uterus
shell gland
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urethra and uteri combine
urogenital sinus
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duplex uterus and 2 vaginas
Metatherians
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2 horns and 2 cervices
Eutherians
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2 separate uterine horns fuse
bipartite
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Pigs, marine mammals, mice, carnivoresPigs, marine mammals, mice, carnivores
Bipartite
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Most bats, most artio- and perissodactyls
Bicornuate
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lrge body and short horns
Bicornuate
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horns fused | urethra and vagina generally separate
simplex
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sperm shed into coelom and exit via abdomial pores
hagfish and lampreys
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just drain kidneys, they are not asociated with reproduction at all
archinephric ducts | hagfish and lampreys
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these organisms lose mullerian ducts
elasmobranchs
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elasmobranchs have a distinct accessory urinary ducts to _______ ________
uriniferous kidney
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kidney has a reproductive and urinary section in what group
Elasmobranchs
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Archinephric duct only for sperm, so becomes vas deferans
elasmobanchs
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Archinephric duct may recieve urine and sperm
bony fish | some amphibians
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testicular duct may have its own opening
teleosts | -bony fish
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lack a duct, release sperm into coelom and out through pores in lower coelom
salmonids | -bony fish
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has no testicular duct
sturgeon bowfin
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most with acessory urinary ducts and vas deferans
amphibians
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most have a reproductive kidney
salamander | -frogs dont have this, some salamanders dont
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ALWAYS vas deferans
Amniotes
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several mesonephric tubules form epididimus
amniotes
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kidney drained by ureter
amniotes
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testes decednt into outpocketing of coelom in most mammals
scrotum
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what is the scrotum connected by
inguinal canal
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copulation by releasing sperm over eggs
primitively
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if uterus houses young or a shell is added then ____ is needed
internal fertilization
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produce spermatophore that female picks up
salamander
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most salamanders use an _______ which is possessed by male to delvier sperm duting coitus
intromittent organ
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pumps sperm down grooves in pelvic fin
Siphon
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what is the intromittent organ of guppies
gonopodium | -sometimes modified genital papilla
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intromittent organ from ventral cloacal wall
turtles and crocs
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intromittant organs from noncloacal spithelium and connective tissue
mammals
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from ventral cloacal wall
birds
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from lateral cloacal wall
tuataras snakes and lizards
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penis bone or os penis
baculum | -present in most mammals (except humans horses, marsupials,lagomorphs, and hyena)
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in fish the urinary bladder is
mesodermal and noncloacal
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urinary bladder diverticulum (outpocketing) of cloaca
tetrapods
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lost in snakes, some lizards, crocodilians and birds EXCEPT ostriches
urinary bladder
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the ureter drains directly into urinary bladder
therian mammals
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two conditions caused because ovary is separate from the oviduct
ectopic pregnancies and endometriosis
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lining of the uterus
endomertrium
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when the endometrium has sloughed off and entered the coelom
endometriosus
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when the egg impants elsewhere
ectopic pregnancy
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C section is necessary during
Abdominal Pregnancies
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means stone child - the body will calcify - seals off the baby, but left as a rock inside mother
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