Ch 32 Introduction to Animal Evolution Flashcards

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Characteristics of animals

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1) Multicellular eukaryotes
2) Heterotrophs
3) Cells lack cell walls
4) Bodies held together by structural proteins (collagen)

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Collagen comprises much of what?

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The fibers in connective tissues

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What is the most abundant protein in the bodies of animals?

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Collagen

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How do most animals reproduce?

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Sexually

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Cleavage

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Rapid cell division of the zygote

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What tissues are unique, defining characteristics of animals?

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1) Muscle tissue

2) Nervous tissue

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Tissue

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Groups of cells that have a common structure, function, or both

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How do animal body plans vary?

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According to the organization of the animal’s tissues

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During development, what gives rise to the tissues and organs of the animal embryo?

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Germ layers

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Blastula

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Formed by cell cleavage

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Ectoderm

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The germ layer covering the embryo’s surface

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Endoderm

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The innermost germ layer

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The endoderm lines what?

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The archenteron

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Archenteron

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Developing digestive tube

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Diploblastic animals

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Possess an ectoderm and endoderm

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Three diploblastic animals

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1) Corals
2) Jellyfish
3) Comb jellies

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Triploblastic animals

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Posses an ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm

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Bilaterian

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Possess bilateral symmetry

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Cephalization

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Organization of senses and locomotion toward a head region

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All multicellular animals posses what kind of symmetry?

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Bilateral symmetry

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Larva

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Sexually immature and anatomically distinct from the adult

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Juvenile

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Resembles an adult, but is not sexually mature

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Animal diversity arose from what?

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A hypothesized ancestor

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How long ago did the hypothesized ancestor of animals live?

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Between 675 and 800 mya

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The hypothesized ancestor of animals resemble what?
Modern choanoflagellates
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Choanoflagellates
Protists that are the closest living relatives of animals
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Cambrian explosion
Marks the earliest fossil appearance of many major groups (phyla) of living animals
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How long ago was the Cambrian explosion?
535 to 525 mya
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Three main hypotheses regarding the cause of the Cambrian explosion:
1) New predator-prey relationships 2) A rise in atmospheric oxygen 3) The evolution of the Hox gene complex
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What organisms posses Hox genes?
Most animals, and only animals
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Hog genes
Regulate many other genes and control the development of body form
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Despite being highly conserved, the Hox family of genes produces what?
A wide variety of animal morphologies
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Most species are what?
Arthropods
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How many species of arthropods are there?
Over one million
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How many of all known animals of arthropods?
About 3/4
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Protosome cell proliferation
Cell proliferation following fertilization is by spiral cleavage
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Deuterostome cell proliferation
Cell proliferation following fertilization is by radial cleavage
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Protostome coelom development
Coelom forms within the middle tissue germ layer
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Deuterostome coelom development
Coelom forms from outpocketing of the middle tissue germ layer
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Protostome initial opening
Initial opening into the gut becomes the mouth
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Deuterostom initial opening
Initial opening into the gut becomes the anus
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What distinguishes protostomes and deuterostomes?
Embryonic development
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Coelom
The body cavity surrounding the gut
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What was previously the basis for major classification within the protostomes?
Coelom
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Protostome groups previously based on coelom have been shown to be what?
Polyphyletic
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Phylum Placozoa
Possibly the simplest animals with the smallest genome
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How many genes are possessed within the genome of placozoans?
11,500 genes
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How many cell types are possessed by placozoans?
Only four cell types
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Phylum Placozoa lack what?
1) Symmetry 2) Organs 3) Muscles 4) Nervous system