Wildlife ID Flashcards

1
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What are the three most important phylums

A

Chordata, Arthropoda and Mollusca

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What are the three most important Chordata phylum

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Mammalia, Reptilia, and Aves

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3
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What is the difference between cloning and embryo splitting

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Cloning is where cells create offspring identical to the parent while embryo splitting is when you cut an embryo only a few days old to form 2 or more twins

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4
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Where are most mammals found

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Terrestrial

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5
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What is the class for birds

A

Aves

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6
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How are scientific names made

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They combine the Genus name and the Species name

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7
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What is the difference between toads and frogs

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Toads are warm, dry and warty while frogs have smooth and moist skin

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8
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Fish with cartilage have no

A

Swim bladders

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9
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What species has more of it than any other species

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Insects 800 thousand

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10
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What is the definition of a carnivore

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Flesh eater

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11
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What is the definition of an insectivore

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Insect eater

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12
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What is the definition of a herbivore

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Plant eater

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13
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What is the definition of an omnivore

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Flesh and plant eater

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14
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What is the definition of metamorphosis

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the process of transformation from an immature form to an adult form in two or more distant stages

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15
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What is the definition of endothermic

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Warm-blooded

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16
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What is physiology

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study of the functions of the parts of the anatomy

17
Q

What is Arthropoda

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external skeleton and body segments, legs jointed (ticks, insects, crawfish, shrimp, and lobster)

18
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What is an exoskeleton

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Skeleton outside, no backbone

19
Q

What is the difference between the two types of stomachs

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Rummint-stomach divided into four compartments, always with animals that eat food with low nutrient and high fiber (cows or grazers)
Nonrummint-single compartment stomach, monogastric, eat foods that are high in nutrients

20
Q

Why is the Mexican free tail bat not in the bird class

A

Only mammal capable of flight

21
Q

What is a Decapoda Crustaceans

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Lobster, shrimp, crawfish and crabs, thin cartilage type material made from chitin and proteins, grow by molting, bodies in three sections

22
Q

What are arachnids

A

Similar to insects but have distinct characteristics, most have 4 pair of legs, build webs, mites and ticks are external parasites, sometimes carry dieses, spiders are most diverse and wildly found

23
Q

Why do animals need minerals

A

They help with growth and reproduction

24
Q

Why is water important

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Required for body, at least 40% of the body is made up of water and could change depending on size and weight of animal

25
Q

What is the largest organ

A

Skin