bio test 3/11 Flashcards

(41 cards)

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heterotroph

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things that must derive food from other sources in order to survive

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2
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invertebrate

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animals that lack a backbone

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3
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vertebrate

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animals that HAVE a backbone

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4
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in terms of classification, what are the 3 broader groups?

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Kingdom, Phylum, Class

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in terms of classification, what are the 3 more specific groups?

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family, genus, species

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What are the different organizations that animals are put into?

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Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species (D,K,P,C,O,F,G,S)

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Prokaryotic extremophiles are classified as what?

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archaea

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plants, animals, protists, fungi, and humans are classified as what?

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eukarya

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Cyanobacteria and true bacteria are classified as what?

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bacteria

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body symmetry

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an animals body shape and whether or not it can be bisected by one or multiple planes to produce two equal halves.

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asymmetrical

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having no distinct body symmetry

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radial symmetry

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a circular body shape where all the parts are evenly arranged about the center

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bilateral symmetry

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the animal can only be bisected in one plane to produce a right and left half

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cellular organization

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whether the organism is a collection of cells or whether it has distinct tissues, organs or organ systems

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body segmentation

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allows for specialization of distinct body regions, segmented vs. not segmented

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cephalization

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an area of concentrated sensory structures at the anterior end of the animal (mouth, eyes,brain, etc.)

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incomplete digestive tract

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a single opening which serves to both take in for and eject digestive waste

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complete digestive tract

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there are two openings, a mouth and an anus

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jointed appendages

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limbs that have distinct articulation that enable greater control of movement (does not mean skeletal system)

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non-jointed appendages

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body is 1 free moving vesicle

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hydrostatic body support system

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body fluid and structural fibers that contract

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endoskeleton

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calcium-based internal framework

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exoskeleton

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external coverings that give the body shape and protect vital organs

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dichotomous key

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constructed from a series of couplets, or mutually exclusive choices

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medusa
moving
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polyp
e.g. hydra
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cnidae
specialized stinging devices
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nematocyst
most common form of cnidae
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dorsoventrally flattened
the body that is flat from the lower and upper surfaces
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bivalvia (animal examples)
clams, mussels, oysters (animals that have been modified for digging into sand)
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gastropoda (animal examples)
slugs, welks
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cephalopoda (animal examples)
squid, octopus, cuttlefish (animals are highly developed in terms of circulatory system, senses, nervous system)
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phylum arthropoda
6 major classes, largest and most diverse
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phylum echinodermata
evolutionary closest to vertebrates
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porifera (examples)
sponges
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cnidaria (examples)
anemones, corals, jellyfish
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platyhelminthes (examples)
flatworms, flukes, tapeworms
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mollusca (examples)
clams, snails, squid, whelk
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arthropoda (examples)
insects, spiders, crabs, craytisn
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echinodermata (examples)
sea star, sea cucumbers, sand dollars
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Out of the invertebrate phyla, which grouping has both body segment and jointed appendages present?
arthropoda