Animal Kingdom Flashcards

1
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Evidences for former life (Xenophanes, Empedocles, Aristotle)

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Fossils

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2
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Past Geological Events occured by natural processes

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Uniformitarianism

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3
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Charles Lyell- Earth must be millions of years old

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Uniformitarianism

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4
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1st hypothesis for evolution (transformational)

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Lamarckism

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5
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Jean Baptiste de Lamarck - Inheritance of acquired characteristics

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Lamarckism

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6
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Charles Darwin, Alfred Russel Wallace - PERPETUAL CHANGE, COMMON DESCENT, MULTIPLICATION OF SPECIES, GRADUALISM,NATURAL SELECTION

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Theory of Evolution (variational)

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7
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Fossils, Uniformitarianism, Lamarckism, Theory of Evolution

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Origins of Darwinian Evolutionary Theory

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8
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Rise of Man

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Quaternary

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9
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Rise of Mammals

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Tertiary

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10
Q

Modern seed bearing plants dinosaurs

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Cretaceous

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11
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First Birds

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Jurassic

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12
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Cycads,First dinosaurs

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Triassic

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13
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First Reptiles

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Permian

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14
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First Insects

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Pennsylvanian

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15
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Many crinoids

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Misissippian

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16
Q

First seed plants cartilage fish

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Devonian

17
Q

Earliest land animals

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Silurian

18
Q

Early bony fish

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Ordovician

19
Q

Invertebrate animals, brachiapods, trilobites

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Cambrian

20
Q

Bacteria, Algae, Jellyfish

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Proterozoic Era

21
Q

Earth’s crust had cool enough to allow the formation of continents and life started to form

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Archean Era

22
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Formation of the earth

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Hadean Era

23
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Individual development

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Ontogeny

24
Q

Repeats

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Recapitulates

25
Q

Evolutionary descent

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Phylogeny

26
Q

Ontogeny, Recapitulates, Phylogeny

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The Biogenetic Law

27
Q

Characterizes unicellular organisms

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Protoplasmic level of organization

28
Q

Denotes an aggregation of undifferentiated cells

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Cellular level of organization

29
Q

At this level, similar cells aggregate into definite patterns of layers, thus becoming a tissue..

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Cell-tissue level of organization

30
Q

Organs usually contain more than one kind of tissue and have specialized function than tissue

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Tissue-organ level of organization

31
Q

When organs work together to perform some function, they form a complex level of organization

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Organ-system level of organization

32
Q
  1. Protoplasmic level of organization
  2. Cellular level of organization
  3. Cell-tissue level of organization
  4. Tissue-organ level of organization
  5. Organ-system level of organization
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The hierarchical Organization of Animal Complexity