Week 10 Flashcards

1
Q

once you pass 30 degrees north or south, why are there no coral reefs?

A

calcification levels decrease

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2
Q

amounts of co2 in the water affect the ____ and ___ ______

A

pH, aragonite saturation

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3
Q

__ percent of incoming energy is radiated back into space, rest is absorbed

A

30

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4
Q

name some greenhouse gasses

A

co2, methane, nitrous oxide

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5
Q

what three things do the amount of solar radiation depend on

A

eccentricity, axial tilt and precession

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6
Q

what is eccentricity

A

amount of orbit differs from a perfect circle

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7
Q

what is precession

A

orientation of the rotational axis of a rotating body

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8
Q

how does pH get lowered by co2 absorption in the ocean

A

co2 reacts with water to form carbonic acid, the converted into bicarbonate, releasing H+ which therefore lower pH

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9
Q

lower pH means less ___ _____ in the water

A

free hydrogen

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10
Q

free hydrogen in the water convets _____ into _____

A

carbonate into bicarbonate

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11
Q

why do we need carbonate in the water?

A

so organisms like corals can create their carbonae skeletons

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12
Q

coral bleaching is highly likely if sea temperature reaches ___C over the long term summer max

A

1

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13
Q

what are some difficulties with corals adapting to changes

A

long generation times therefore slow rates of evolution, may be at the cost of genetic diversity

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14
Q

exceeding ___ppm will result in coral beaching on an annual basis

A

450

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15
Q

what are some primitive bilatera characteristics

A

bilateral symmetry, anterior/posterior axis, coelom, metamerism, cephalization

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16
Q

what is enterocoely

A

outpocketing of the mesoderm

17
Q

what are the five derived chrodate characteristics

A

Notochord, dorsal nerve cord, pharangeal pouches/slits, postanal tail and endostyle/thyroid gland

18
Q

in the dorsal nerve cord, is the anterior or posterior end enlarged?

A

anterior

19
Q

in more complex organisms, the dorsal nerve cord runs through _____ _____

A

neural arches

20
Q

what are some characteristics of the notochord

A

first part of endoskeleton, stiffens body axis, permits movement without shortening

21
Q

what is the difference ebtween pharyngeal pouches and slits

A

water can flow through slits, pouches are pockets on the inside that do not go out

22
Q

T or F: sometiems pharyngeal slits evolve into gills

A

T

23
Q

what is the postanal tail for

A

mobility and balance

24
Q

what is the endostyle

A

like the thyroid in less complex organsims, secres mucous

25
Q

what are sephalochordata

A

marine burrowing, simple, pull in water through the mouth and through pharangeal slits

26
Q

what is the subphylum urochordata

A

sessile marine adults, sea squirts!

27
Q

T or F: sea squirts are the only animal that is made of cellulose

A

T

28
Q

what does craniata mean

A

skull encovering the brain, also has cartilage or bony endoskeleton