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chapter 40 Flashcards

1
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what do all animals need to do

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obtain nutrients and oxygen, fight off infection and survive to produce off so

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what is anatomy

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biological structure

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what is physiology

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biological function

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what affects the way an animal interacts with its environment

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size and shape

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5
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the body plan of an animal is programmed by

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the genome itself, the product of million of years of evolution

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6
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what do the physical laws do

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govern strength, diffusion, movement of heat and exchange and limit the range of animal forms

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7
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what limits the possible shapes for fast swimming animals

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properties of water

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what often results in similar adaptations of diverse organisms facing the same challenge

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convergent evolution

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9
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when animals increase in size what type of skeleton is required for support

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thick skeletons

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10
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what do muscles required for locomotion represent

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a larger fraction of the total body mass

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11
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at some point mobility becomes

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limited

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12
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what needs to be exchanged across the plasma membranes of animal cells

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nutrients

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13
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what is proportional to a cells surface area

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a rate of exchange

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14
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what cell has sufficient surface area to carry out the necessary exchange

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single celled organisms

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15
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description of a multicellular organisms

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  • saclike body
  • body walls that are two cells thick
  • facilliate diffusion of materials
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16
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what are the cells in tapeworms in contact with

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their environment

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17
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what do adaptations like specialized extensively branched or folded structures enable

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sufficient exchange with the environment

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18
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most animals are composed of

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cells that are organized into tissues with different functions

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19
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tissues make up what

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organs, which make up the organ system

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20
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a complex body plan helps animal how

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maintain a relatively stable internal environment

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21
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what are the 4 main types of animal tissues

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epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous

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22
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what does the epithelial tissue cover

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the outside of the body and lines organs and cavities

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what is the shape of the epithelial

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cubodial, columnar or squamos

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24
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what is the arrangement of the epithelial

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simple, stratified, pseudodatrified

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25
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how many layers is the simple epithelial

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single layer

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26
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how many layers is the stratified epithelial

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multiple tiers of cells

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27
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how many layers is the pseudostratified

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single layer of cells varying length

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28
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what tissue binds and supports other tissues

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connective

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29
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what is connective tissue

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sparsely packed cells scattered throughtout an extracellular matrix

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30
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what are the 3 types of connective tissue

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collagenous, reticular, elastic fibers

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31
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what is collagenous fiber

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provide strength and flexability

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32
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what is reticular fiber

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join connective tissue to adjacent tissue

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33
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what is elastic fibers

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stretch and snap back to their original length

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34
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what cells do connective tissues contain

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fibroblasts and macrophages

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35
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what are fibroblasts

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secrete the protein of extracellular fibers

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36
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what are macrophages

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involved in the immune system

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37
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in vertebrates the fibers and the foundation combine to form

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6 major types of connective tissues

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38
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what is loose connective tissue

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binds epithelia to underlying tissues and holds organs in place

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39
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what are fibrous connective tissues

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found in tendons which attach muscles to bones and ligaments which connect bones at joints

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40
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what is mineralized and forms the skeleton

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bone

41
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what is the function of adipose tissue

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stores fat for insulation and fuel

42
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what is a strong and flexivle support material

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cartilage

43
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what is muscle tissue responsible for

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all types of body movement

44
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what does muscle tissues consist of

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filaments of proteins actin and myosin

45
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what do proteins actin and myosin enable

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the muscles to contract

46
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what is skeletal muscle

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voluntary movement

47
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what is the smooth muscle used for

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involuntary movement

48
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what is the cardiac muscle used for

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contraction of the heart

49
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what is the function of nervous tissue

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processing and transmittion of information

50
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what is nerve tissue made up of and that do the cells do

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neurons or nerve cells that transmit nerve impulses

51
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what is the function of glial cells

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they support the cells

52
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what are the 2 major systems that animals have for coordinating and controlling responses to stimuli

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endocrine and nervous syetem

53
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control and coordination within a body depend on what

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endocrine and nervous system

54
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how does the endocrine system function

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releases signaling molecules called hormones into the bloodstream

55
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what region can a hormone affect

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there is not a specific region but it can affect regions throughout the body

56
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are hormones slow acting or fast acting

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slow acting with long lasting effect

57
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what does the nervous system do

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transmits informaiton between specific locations

58
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is nerve signal transmission fast or slow

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very fast

59
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what is the endocrine system well adapted for

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coordinating gradual changes that affect the entire body like growth, development, reproduction, digestion and metabolic processes

60
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what are the 5 things the endocrine system affects

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  1. growth
  2. development
  3. reproduction
  4. digestion
  5. metabolic processes
61
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what is the nervous system adapted for

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immediate responses

62
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what maintains the internal environment in many animals

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feedback control

63
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what is a regulator

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uses internal mechanisms to control internal change in the face of external fluctiation

64
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what is a conformer

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allows its internal conditin to vary with certain external changes

65
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what do organisms use homeostasis for

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to maintain a steady state or internal balance regardless of external environment

66
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what things are maintained at a constant level in humans

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body temp, blood pH, glucose concentration

67
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what does homeostasis in animals rely on

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negative feedback which helps to return a variable to normal range

68
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what is positive feedback

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amplifies a stimulus and does not usually contribute to homeostasis in animals

69
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what 3 things do homeostatic processes for thermoregulation involve

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form, function and behavior

70
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what is thermoregulation

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process by which animals maintain an internal temperature within a normal range

71
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how do endothermic animals generate heat

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by metabolism

72
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what are some exampls of endothermic animals

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birds and mammals

73
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what is unique about endotherms

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maintain a stable body temperature even in the face of large fluctuations in environmental temperature

74
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what is more expensive endothermy or ectothermy

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endothermy

75
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what can ectotherms tolerate

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greater variation in internal temperature

76
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the body temperature of a homeotherm is what

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constant

77
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the body temperature of poikilotherm varies with what

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its environment

78
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what are the 4 physical processes that organisms exchange heat

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  • radiaiton
  • evaporation
  • convection
  • conduction
79
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what body system is involved in heat regulation in mammals

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integumentary system

80
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what is the integumentary system

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skin, hair, nails

81
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what are the 5 adaptations that help animals thermoregulate

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  • insulation
  • circulatory adaptations
  • cooling and evaporative heat loss
  • behavioral responses
  • adjusting metabolic heat production
82
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what is a major thermoregulatory adaptation in mammals and birds

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insulation

83
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skin, feathers, and fur reduce what

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heat flow between an animal and its environment

84
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what affects thermoregulation

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regulation of blood flow near the body surface

85
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what can endotherms and ectotherms do with blood

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alter the amount of blood flowing between body core and skin

86
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what happens in vasodilation

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blood flow in the skin decreases lowering heat loss

87
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what does the arrangement of blood vessels in many many marine mammals in birds allow

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for countercurrent exchange

88
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what is a countercurrent exchange

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transfer heat between fluids flowing in opposite directions and thereby reduce heat loss

89
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o Many mammals and birds live in places where regulating the body temperature requires

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cooling in addition to warming of the body

90
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how can animals lose heat through their skin

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evaporation of water from their skin

91
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how does sweating or bathing cool the skin

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it moistens the skin and colls the animal down

92
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what does panting do

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increases the cooling effect in birds and many mammals

93
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what do ectotherms and endotherms use to control body temp

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behavioral temps

94
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how do ectotherms and endotherms control body temp

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  • seek warm places when cold and orient themselves toward heat sources
  • when hot they bathe and move closer to cooler areas
95
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what contributes to thermoregulation in both endotherms and ectotherms

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social behavior

96
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what increases thermogenesis

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muscle activity like moving shivering

97
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when does nonshivering thermogenesis take place

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when hormones cause mitochondria to increase their metabolic activity

98
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what is the function of brown fat (animals)

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specialized for rapid heat production

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