Kindgom Animalia Intro Flashcards

1
Q

List the true synapomorphies of the Kingdom Animalia?

A

Multicellular and lacking cell wall
Extracellular collagen
Blastula

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2
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What are the synapomorphies related to tying cells together of the Kingdom Animalia?

A

Tight junctions

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3
Q

Layers of cells are what related to synapomorphies?

A

True tissues

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4
Q

Desmosomes are made of which complexes?

A

Keratin and cadherin complex

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5
Q

Psydoskeleton structures and binding structures

A

Desmosomes

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6
Q

True tissues have how many types?

A

10 plus

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7
Q

What is a hole that is created for materials to pass through cells called?

A

Gap Junctions

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8
Q

True muscles have what type of proteins?

A

Myosin and actin, which are the I and A bands (light and dark bands)

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9
Q

Gastrula and blastula mean what exactly?

A

Blastula means hollow sphere of cells

Gastrula means cells

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10
Q

There is a complex ____ ____ in the Kingdom Animalia synapomorphies that breaks down large molecules into smaller molecules.

A

Digestive system

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11
Q

The origin of multicellularity among amoeboid _____ depends on the absence or presence of predators.

A

choanoflagellates

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12
Q

In the absence of predators, choanoflagellates will

A

grow and spread out (picture on page 78)

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13
Q

In the presence of predators, choanoflagellates will do what?

A

Grow together and form a barrier like net (picture on page 78)

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