1st exam (Definitions) Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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subgroup of saurischian dinosaurs with feathers; birds

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Aves

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2
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distensible diverticulum of the avian lung

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air sac

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2
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unique lymphoid tissue

supplement thymus function

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Bursa of Fabricius

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2
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appendages from the shaft (rachis) of the feather;

base for flanges and barbules

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barb

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3
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appendage from a bard; possess hooklets for interlocking with the flange of other feathers

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barbules

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3
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avian voicebox

dividing wall between bronchi forms sound-producing folds

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bronchial syrinx

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4
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avian voicebox

resonating chamber formed between both tracheal and bronchial rings

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bronchotracheal syrinx

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5
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three fused carpals and metacarpals in a bird’s hand

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carpometacarpus

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6
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small fluffy feather with a crown of barbs lacking hooklets

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down feathers

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7
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pit lined with epidermis for the developing feather

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feather follicle

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8
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epidermal cover of developing feather

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feather sheath

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9
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branch of feather barb that interlocks with barbules of adjacent feather

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flange

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10
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grinding portion of avian (and archosaur) stomach

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gizzard

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11
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cutaneous sensory receptor along the beak of aquatic birds

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Grandry’s follicle

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12
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albumen-secreting area in avian oviduct

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magnum

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13
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duct between the young chick’s yolk sac with the intestines

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Meckel’s diverticulum

14
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birds with teeth on the jaw

15
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terminus of the oviduct

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oviductal funnel (infundibulum)

16
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mass of lymph nodules in the ileum

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Peyer’s patch

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domesticated birds kept by humans for meat and egg production

18
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spine of feather

19
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avian penis

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rudimentary pillus

20
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uterus portion of oviduct

specialized for deposition of coatings on eggs

21
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bird voice box wherein the trachea itself vibrates

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tracheal syrinx

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rump-like tail of birds
uropygium
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epidermal oil gland in birds
uropygial (preen) gland
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hollow, honeycombed structure lightweight
Pneumatic bones
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high calcium storage (hens)
Medullary bones
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bones for support / sturdiness
Fused bones
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new air → post. air sac old air (from lungs) → ant. air sac
Inhalation
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post- air sac → lungs ant. air sac → trachea
Exhalation