animals lecture 14 & 15 Flashcards

1
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the study of extracellular signaling

A

endocrinology

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2
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extracellular chemical signal

These are often synthesized in specialized cells or organs called endocrine glands

A

hormones

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3
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Collectively all of the hormone-secreting cells of an organism

A

endocrine system

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4
Q

with hormones, sometimes a hormone molecule can

A

go right through the target cell and sometimes it hits a signal receptor

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5
Q

mechanism that dampens a stimulus

A

negative feedback

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6
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mechanism that reinforces a stimulus

A

positive feedback

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7
Q

thyroid disfunction disease
– low thyroid hormone
Results in severely stunted development both physically and mentally

A

cretinism

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8
Q

thyroid disfunction disease – high thyroid hormone

A

graves disease

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9
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study of structure (or form)

A

anatomy

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10
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study of function

A

physiology

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11
Q

the flow of energy through an animal

A

bioenergetics

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12
Q

animals obtain their chemical energy from

A

organic moleculed synthewized by other animals

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13
Q

animals are

A

heterotrophs

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14
Q

total chemical reactions in the body

A

metabolism

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15
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reactions that synthesize complex molecules from simpler molecules

A

anabolism

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16
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breaking down complex molecules, by breaking bonds and releasing energy

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catabolism

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17
Q

body warmed by metabolism

A

endothermic

18
Q

body warmed by external sources

A

ectotherm

19
Q

high energy, narrow body temp variation, active over a wide range of temps;

A

endothermic

20
Q

low energy, wide body temp variation, active over narrower range of temps,

A

ectothermic

21
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examples of endotherms

A

mammals and birds

22
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examples of ectotherms

A

all other animals besides mammals and birds

23
Q

(x) have baby on the inside and it keeps it warm that way

A

endotherms

24
Q

metabolic rate of endothermic at rest

A

basal metabolic rate

25
Q

metabolic rate of ectotherms at rest at a specific temp

A

standard metabolic rate

26
Q

highest bmr and smrs occur during

A

peak activity

27
Q

metabolic rate can be measured by

A

respiration rate

28
Q

large organisms have (x) metabolic rates

A

lower

29
Q

process through which animals maintain an internal temp

A

thermoregulation

30
Q

thermoregulation can happen through

A

anatomy, physiology, and/or behavior

31
Q

hair insulates by

A

air being trapped between it and skin

32
Q

mostly only (x) in the cold bc

A

endotherms bc they produce their own heat and can still be active

33
Q

increasing blood flow to the surface

A

vasodilation

34
Q

reducing blood flow to the surface

A

vasoconstriction

35
Q

vasodilation is (x) heat

A

loosing

36
Q

vasoconstriction is (x) heat

A

retaining

37
Q

to avoid frostbite (x) protects cheeks and other vital things

A

vasodilation

38
Q

heat is disspiated through (x) surfaces faster

A

wet

39
Q

activity is low and metabolism decreases

A

torpor

40
Q

long-term torpor during cold conditions

A

hibernation

41
Q

long-term torpor during hot or dry conditions

A

estivation