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AEBI 211 - Organism II > Vocabulary > Flashcards

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Extant

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still in existance

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Chemical evolution

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formation of complex organic molecules from simpler inorganic molecules through chemical reactions

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Organic evolution

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the process by which changes in the genetic composition of populations of organisms occur in response to environmental changes

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Homology

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Similarity of parts or organs of different organism caused by evolutionary derivation from the corresponding part or organ in a common ancestor.

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Perpetual Change

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The living world is always changing

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Reproductive barriers

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biological barriers that prevent interbreeding

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LUCA

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Last Universal Common Ancestor

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Homology

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Character similarity resulting from common ancestry

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Reproductive barriers

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biological barriers that prevent interbreeding

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Allopatric speciation

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ancestral population geographically divided

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Vicariant speciation

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  • Type of Allopatric speciation

- climate/geology causes populations to fragment

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Founder Effect

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a small number of individuals disperse to a distant place and form new populations

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Sympatric speciation

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diverging lineages co-occupy a geographic area

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Gradualism

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small changes accumulate steadily over time

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Punctuated equilibirum

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long periods of stasis, punctuated by brief events of speciation

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Natural selection

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organisms better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offsprings

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Adaptation

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a change or the process of change by which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment

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Exaptation

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process by which features acquire functions for which they were not originally adapted or selected

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19
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Modern synthesis

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microevolution + macroevolution

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Microevolution

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evolutionary changes in frequencies of variant forms of genes within populations

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Macroevolution:

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Evolution on a long timescale

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Mass extinction

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extinction occurring simultaneously across many lineages

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Interspecific hybrid

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offspring produced by mating of individuals from two different species

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Species

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  • Individuals descend from a common ancestral population
  • reproductive compatibility
  • genotypic and phenotypic cohesion (similarity)
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Phylogeny

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origin and diversification of any taxon, or the evolutionary history of its origin and diversification

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Phylogenic tree

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branching diagram showing the inferred evolutionary relationships among various biological species

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Homoplasy

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non-homologous similarities that may be found in various organisms –> arose independently of common ancestry

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Cladistics

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approach for classifying organisms based on common evolutionary descent

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Cladogram

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diagram used in cladistics to show evolutionary relationships between organisms

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Clade

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unit of evolutionary common descent that includes ancestral lineage and all descendants

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Character

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organismal feature that varies between species

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Ancestral character

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character state present in the common ancestor

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Derived character

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all other variant forms that arose later within the group

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Monophyletic clade

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includes most recent common ancestor and some but not all descendants of that ancestor

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Paraphyletic clade

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includes most recent common ancestor and some but not all descendants of that ancestor

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Polyphyletic clade

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includes all of the descendants of the most recent common ancestor without including that ancestor

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Sexual reproduction

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fusion of two specialized cells, or gametes

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38
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Muller’s Ratchet

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accumulation of deleterious mutations in asexual reproduction

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39
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Binary Fission

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  • Asexual

Parent divides by mitosis into two parts. each grows into an individual similar to the parent

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Multiple Fission

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  • Asexual

nucleus divides repeatedly. cytoplasmic division then produces many daughter cells simultaneously

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Schizogony

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= multiple fission

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42
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Budding

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  • asexual

unequal division of an organism

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Gemmulation

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  • asexual

formation of a new individual from an aggregation of cells which are surrounded by a gemmule

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gemmule

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resistant capsule

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45
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Fragmentation

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  • asexual
    = binary fission for multicellular organisms
    Breaks into two or more fragments that become a new individual
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“twofold” cost of sex

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males do not directly produce offspring

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Bisexual reproduction

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  • sexual
  • male and female gametes are produced
  • 2 x n –> 2n
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Hermaphroditism

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  • sexual

male and female organs occur in the same individual

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Parthenogenesis

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  • both asexual and sexual reproduction

- embryo develops from an unfertilized egg. sperm activates egg but does not fuse with it.

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Dioecious

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Having male and female gonads in separate individuals

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51
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Monoecious

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having both male and female gonads in the same organism - hermaphroditic

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Oviparous

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  • external or internal fertilization

- eggs are released by the female –> development of offspring occurs outside maternal body

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Viviparous

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  • internal fertilization

- eggs develop within female body –> nutritional aid

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Ovoviviparous

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  • internal fertilization
  • eggs develop within the maternal body without nutritional aid
  • eggs either hatch within the parent of immediately after laying
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Ontogeny

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developmental history of an organism throughout its entire life

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Gamete formation

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sperm and eggs form, mature

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fertilization

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egg and sperm fuse –> zygote

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Cleavage

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embryo divides repeatedly without growth

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Blastomeres

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smaller egg cells that were once a single large egg cell

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Blastula

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The zygote after cleavage

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blastocoel

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fluid-filled cavity where egg cells are formed

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Gastrulation

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converts blastula into germ layers

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organogenesis

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organ development from specific germ layers + formation of the nervous system from the ectoderm

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Egg

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organic vessel where an embryo develops (ovum)

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ovum

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the female reproductive or germ cell

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Germ cell

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a haploid cell whose fertilization by one of the opposite kind produces a diploid zygote

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gamete

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mature haploid sex cell

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Animal pole

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contains most of the cytoplasm and nucleus

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Vegetal pole

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contains most of the yolk

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Isolecithal

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very little yolk, evenly distributed through egg

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Mesolecithal

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moderate amount of yolk concentrated at vegetal pole

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Telolecithal

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abundance of yolk densely concentrated at vegetal pole

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centrolecithal

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large centrally located mass of yolk

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Direct development

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embryo –> miniature adult –> full-grown adult

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Indirect development

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passes through larval stage –> metamorphosis

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Holoblastic cleavage

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complete and approximately equal division of cells

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Meroblastic cleavage

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restricted to small area of egg

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invagination

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one side of the blastula bends inwards

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gut cavity

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internal pouch

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archenteron

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= gut cavity = internal pouch

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gastrocoel

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= gut cavity = internal pouch

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blastopore

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opening of the gut cavity

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ectoderm

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outer layer of cells lining the blastocoel

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endoderm

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inner layer of cells lining gut

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blind gut

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when the gut opens only at the blastopore

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complete gut

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gut has two opening. second = the anus

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mesoderm

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third layer formed from the endoderm

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coelom

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cavity completely surrounded by mesoderm

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diploblastic

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two germ layers

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triploblastic

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three germ layers

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Schizocoely

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  • formation of coelom

- band of mesoderm forms around gut first, then coelom is formed

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Enterocoely

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  • formation of coelom

- sides of endoderm push outward into coelomic compartment that then pinches off.

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Acoelomate

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  • Schizocoely

- no coelom

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pseudocoelomate

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  • schizocoely

- fake coelom not surrounded completely by mesoderm

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eucoelomate

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  • schizocoely, enterocoely

- true coelom

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cytoplasmic determinants

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organelles, mRNAs, enzymes, transcription factors…

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cytoplasmic specification

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unequal blastomeres that fate’s is determined by cytoplasmic determinants

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mosaic development

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each of the early blastomeres that are dissociated lacks the potential of developing into a complete organism, and removing a blastomere eliminates a future body part.

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conditional specification

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cell fate is not fixed until it receives positional information from neighbouring cells

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induction

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capacity of some cells to evoke a developmental response from other cells

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regulative development

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what a cell becomes depends upon its position in the embryo. if cells are removed from the embryo, the remaining cells can regulate and compensate for the missing part

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polytomy

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a node on phylogeny where more than two lineages descend from a single common ancestor`

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flagella

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whip-like organelle

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cilia

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hair-like organelle

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pseudopodia

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temporary cytoplasmic protrusion extended out from an ameboid cell.

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Undulipodia

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cilia + flagella

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ectoplasm

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semi-solid outer layer of cytoplasm

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endoplasm

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inner fluid of cytoplasm

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test

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shell outside amoebas

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holozoic feeders

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ingest visible particles of food

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saprozoic feeders

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ingest food in a soluble form

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cytostome

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cell mouth in unicellular eukaryotes

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cytoproct

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anus of unicellular eukaryotes

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conjugation

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  • sexual reproduction

- temporary union of two individuals to exchange chromosomal material

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apicomplexa

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phylum of parasitic protists

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endoparasites

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live within another organisms

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ectoparasite

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live outside of host

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Plasmodium

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protozoan that causes malaria

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definite host

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the host where symbiont matures and reproduces

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intermediate host

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host where development of a symbiont may occur.

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sporogony

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special case of schizogony

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protoplasmic

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unicellular organism organismal complexity

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cellular complexity

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can be colonial or multicellular

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chitin

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  • nitrogenous polysaccharide
  • fungi cell wall
  • exoskeleton of arthropods
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extracellular digestion

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release digestive enzymes into the environment and then absorb nutrient through their cell walls

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asconoid

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flagellated spongocoel

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syconoid

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flagellated canals

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leuconoid

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flagellated chambers

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ostia

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spores for incoming water

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oscula

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spore for water outlet

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pinanocytes

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epithelial cell. protective and contractile

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porocytes

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pore cells found only in asconoid sponges

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choanocytes

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flagellated collar cells

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mesohyl

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ECM in sponges

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microvilli

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absorption of food on choanocytes

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archeocytes

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amoeboid cells

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collencytes

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secrete collagen

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spongin

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a form of collagen. forms the skeletal network of some sponges

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spicules

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many different shape - skeleton of sponges

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cephalization

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the differentiation of a head region and the concentration of nervous tissues and sense organs in the front area

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frontal plane

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divides body into dorsal and ventral halves

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sagittal plane

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divides body to right and left

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transverse plane

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divides body into anterior and posterior halves

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eumetazoa

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multicellular animal with distinct germ layers

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substratum

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solid surface

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mesoglea

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jellylike layer between tissues of polyp and medusa that gives the form its buoyancy

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intracellular digestion

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phagocytosis of food particles

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head-foot

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well-developed head with mouth and sensory organs

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radula

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rasping tonguelike organ found in most molluscs

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mantle

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sheath of skin, extending the visceral mass

- protects and secretes the shell

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mantle cavity

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houses respiratory organs

participates in gas exchange

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trochophore larvae

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free-swimming ciliated marine larvae

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veliger larva

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free-swimming larva of most marine snails and bivalves

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closed circulatory system

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blood is contained within vessels

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open circulatory system

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blood is confined to vessels in only a portion of circuit through body.

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hemolymph

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blood mixed with fluid in the hemocoel

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ocelli

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simple eye

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pen

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internal shell in cephalopods

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cuticle

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external skeleton in arthropods and nematodes

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ecdysis

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shedding of outer cuticle

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metamerism

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segmentation

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tagmata

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compound body section of an arthropod resulting from embryonic fusion of two or more segments

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appendage

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external attachment

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tracheae

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system of air tubes for gas exchange

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insight learning

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when faced with a new problem, can organize memories to construct a new response

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metamorphosis

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sharp change in form during post-embryonic development

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ametabolous

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direct development - no metamorphosis

- egg, juvenile, adult

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hemimetabolous

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incomplete metamorphosis

- egg, nymph, adult

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holometabolous

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complete metamorphosis

- egg, larva, pupa, adult

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cnidocytes

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stinging cells

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cnida

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stinging organelle

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nematocyst

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most common type of cnida

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cnidocil

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modified cilium that triggers the nematocyst to fire

AEBI 211 - Organism II (2 decks)

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