Animals Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
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Animals are __________, and they ingest living or dead organic matter

A

heterotrophic

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Most animals are ________, at least during some life stages

A

Motile

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2
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Do most animals reproduce sexually or asexually?

A

Sexually

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3
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Offspring pass through a series of _________ that establish a determined body plan (shape)

A

developmental stages

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4
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A collection of similar cells with a common embryonic origin

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Tissue

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5
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External and Internal coverings

A

epitheliail

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6
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Blood, cartilage & bones, various functions such as transport or structural support

A

Connective

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7
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Contracts - locomotion + movements within the body

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muscle

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8
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neutrons for rapid communication and control

A

nervous

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9
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Most animals undergo a layering of early tissues during _______

A

embryonic development

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10
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germ layer 1

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diploblastic ectoderm and endoderm

dee

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germ layer 2

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triploblastic ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm

teme

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in triploblasts, there is a mesoderm-derived, epithelial-lined cavity between

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the digestive system and the body wall

ds and bw

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13
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in triploblasts, the mesoderm-derived, epithelial-lined cavity is usually filled with

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fluid

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14
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in triploblasts, the mesoderm-derived, epithelial-lined cavity houses _________ and contains the __________

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organs, circulatory system

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Acoelomates have no _______ and their mesoderm region is completely filled with _________

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colem, tissue

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16
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pseudocolemates are a body cavity derived partly from both ______ and _______

A

mesoderm and endoderm

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17
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Eucoelomates are defined as

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a true coelom

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18
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animals may be __________, __________, or _________

A

asymmetrical, radial, or bilateral

arb

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19
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Bilaterally symmetrical, triploblastic eucoelomates can be divided into two groups based on differences in their early embryonic development

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protostomes and deuterostomes

PD

20
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Animal evolution began in the ocean over ________ years ago

21
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there are more than ________ species of animals but there may be as many as _________

22
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______% of animal species are _________

A

95, invertabrates

23
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informal group of animals without backbones

A

invertebrates

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________ appear to represent an early stage of multicellularity in the animal clade
sponges
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colonial, flagellated, protists
porifera
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are porifera symmetric or asymmetric?
asymmetric
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porifera have ___________ for particular functions, and ___________
specialized cells, no tissues
28
Porifera are _______ and most are ________
aquatic, marine am
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___________ is the largest phylum in the animal words in terms of numbers and species
Arthropoda
30
what are protostomic eucolomates with a hemocoel
arthropoda
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arthropoda account for _______% of known species
85
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arthropoda have functional _________ and ___________
body segmentation, jointed appendages
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fused ________ may form a head, thorax, abdomen, or a cephalothorax, and abdomen, or a head and trunk
segments
34
Trilobitomorpha
Trilobites and extinct
35
Horseshoe crabs, arachnids, scorpions, and daddy longlegs
Chelicerata
36
Crabs, lobsters, crayfish, isopods, barnacles, and some zooplankton
Crustacea
37
millipedes, centipedes, and relatives
Myriapoda
38
Insects and relatives
Hexapoda
39
Hexapoda have _______ legs (_____ pairs)
6 , 3
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The _______'s body segments are fused into 1. head with mouth, eyes & antennae 2. thorax with legs and wings (if present) 3. abdomen with anus
hexapoda
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Hexpoda do gas exchange via _______ that goes to the outside through _______
tracheae, spiracles
42
Dragonflies and Damselfies
The Odnata
43
_______ were some of the first winged insects to evolve
Odonata
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there are ________ known species of dragonflies
5000+
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the aquatic larval stage of Odanta can last up to ________
two years
46
_________prey on tadpoles, mosquitos, fish other insect larvae, and even each other
nypmhs
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adult Odanta catch insect prey with their ______, efficient hunters catch ______
feet, 90-95%
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a single dragonfly can eat ________ of mosquitos/day
30 to hundreds