ch 40 Flashcards

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How do animals regulate their internal state even in changing or harsh environments?

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they adapt in form, function, and behavior to help maintain internal environment

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Form (anatomy)

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insulating reduces heat loss

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function (physiology)

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shivering produces heat

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behavior

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packing together reduces exposure

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anatomy (animals form)

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biological structure, varies widely

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physiology

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  • biological function
  • structure and function are correlated, examining anatomy often provides clues to physiology
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the body shape of an animal is programmed by the _______

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genome

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what is a genome

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a complete set of genes or genetic material present in a cell or organism

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what limit the range of animal form

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physical laws that govern strength, diffusion, movement and heat exchange

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what is an example of a physical law

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properties of water

(water is 1,000 times denser than air and far more viscous. The bumps on an animal’s body surface that cause drag impedes a swimmer more than a runner or flyer. )

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_______ is the result in similar adaptations of diverse organisms facing the same challenge

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convergent evolution

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as animals increase in size what must also change

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thicker skeletons are required for support of larger animal sizes

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as bodies increase in size, __________ required for locomotion must represent an ever-larger fraction of the total body mass

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the muscles

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_______ transfers across the plasma membranes of animal cells

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nutrients, waste products, and gases

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rate of exchange is ______________

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proportional to a cell’s surface area

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the amount of material that must be exchanged is ______________

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proportional to the cell’s volume

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a multicellular organization only work if every cell has _________

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has access to a suitable aqueous environment

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multicellular organisms with a saclike body plan have body walls that are only two cells thick that ________

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facilitate diffusion of materials

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what evolutionary adaptions enable sufficient exchange with the environment

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specialized, extensively branched or folded structures

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interstitial fluid

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fluid in the space between cells

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what does a complex body plan help animals that live in a variable environment do

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maintain` a relatively stable internal environment

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tissues

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groups of cells with similar appearances and a common function

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organs

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made up of tissues

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organ systems

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made up of organs

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what organ belongs to more than one organ system
the pancrease
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digestive system
mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, anus
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circulatory system
heart, blood vessels, blood
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respiratory system
lungs, trachea, other breathing tubes
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immune and lymphatic system
bone marrow, lymph nodes, thymus, spleen, lymph vessels
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excretory system
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
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endocrine system
pituitary, thyroid, pancreas, adrenal and other hormone secretions
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reproductive system
ovaries or testes, and associated organs
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nervous system
brain, spinal cord, nerves, sensory organs
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integumentary system
skin and its derivatives (hair, claws, sweat glands)
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skeletal system
skeleton (bones, tendons, ligaments, cartilage)
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muscular system
skeletal muscle
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four main types of tissues in animals
epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous
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epithelial tissue
- covers the outside of the body and lines organs and cavities within the body - contains cells that are closely packed
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what is the shape of epithelial cell
cuboidal, columnar or squamous
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cuboidal shape
like a dice
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columnar shape
like bricks lined up on ends
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squamous shape
like floor tiles
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connective tissue
- hold many tissues and organs together and in place - contains sparsely packed cells scattered throughout an extracellular matrix (consists of fibers in a liquid, jelly like)
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fibroblast
- cell within connective tissue - secrete fiber proteins
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macrophages
- cell within connective tissue - engulf foreign particles and cell debris by phagocytosis
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three types of connective tissue fibers
- all made of proteins - collegenous - reticular - elastic
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collagenous fibers provide
- type of connective tissue - strength and flexibility - connect with with reticular fibers and adjacent tissues
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elastic fibers have the ability to
stretch and snap back to their original length
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tendons attach _______ to _________
muscles, bones
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ligaments connect _____ to ______
bones, joints
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bone is _______ and forms the skeleton
mineralized
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adipose tissues
stores fat for insulation and fuel
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blood is composed of
blood cells and cell fragments in blood plasma
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cartilage is
a strong and flexible support material
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muscle tissue is responsible for
nearly all types of body movement
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muscle cells consist of
filaments of the proteins actin and myosin, which in combination enable to muscles to contract
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skeletal muscles in the vertebrate body is divided into 3 types
skeletal muscle, smooth muscle and cardiac muscle
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skeletal muscle or striated muscle is responsible for
voluntary movements
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smooth muscle is responsible for
involuntary body activities
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cardiac muscle is responsible for
contraction of the heart
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nervous tissue functions in
the receipt, processing and transmission of information
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nervous tissue contains
neurons, and glial cells
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neurons are
nerve cells
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glial cells or glia are
support cells
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the endocrine system releases
signaling molecules that are carried to all locations of the body
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the nervous system transmits
information along dedicated routes, connecting specific locations in the body
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hormones are
signaling molecules that broadcast through the body by the endocrine system
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animals have two major systems for coordinating and controlling responses, what are they
the endocrine system and the nervous system
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hormones can remain in the bloodstream for how long
minutes to hours
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nerve impulses or signals in the nervous system travel to specific target cells along
communication lines consisting of mainly axons
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true or false: the endocrine system is well adapted for coordinating gradual changes that affect the entire body
true
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thermoregulation is the
internal temperature within normal range
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endothermic is
- internal - in humans and other mammals - is regulated through metabolism
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ectothermic is
- external - gets heat from the environment
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endotherms maintain a stable body temperature when
facing a fluctuation in the environmental temperatures
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poikilotherm is like a
ectotherm (not all are though!)
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homeotherms are
mammals
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radiation is
- sun/heat exposure - emission of electromagnetic waves by all objects that are greater than one
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evaporation is
- moisture that goes into the air - example: sweating, this is a response to the body overheating
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conduction is
the absorption of heat from a heat source
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convection is
wind that carries heat away from the heat source
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isulation reduces
the flow of heat between animals body and the environment, ex: skin, feathers, fur, blubber
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vasodilation is
the widening of blood vessels, near the surface of the skin to increase blood flow, used for warmth
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countercurrent exchange is
the heat transfer between fluids in opposite directions
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cooling by evaporative heat loss is
a response to over heating
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behavioral responses help to
control body temperature
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thermogenesis is
the adjustment of metabolic heat production to maintain body temperature, increases muscular movement
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hypothalamus is
the sensors responsible for thermoregulation, concentrated in the region of the brain