Chapter 17 Evolution Of Animals Part 1 Flashcards

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In 2003, anthropologists discovers bones of some highly unusual people from where?
Dating back to when?

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Indonesian island of Flores

Dating back to 18,000 years

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What made the unusual people on the Indonesian islands different?

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Shorter,

Would stand about waist high to a woman

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Skeptical scientists suggested that the bones were from _________ with diseases that caused ___________

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Homo sapiens

Skeletal malformations

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This amazing diversity arose through hundreds of millions of years of evolution as ________ shaped animal adaptations to earths many environments.

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Natural Selection

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Animals are what?

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Eukaryotic

Multicellular

Heterotropic

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Organisms that obtain nutrients by eating and are able to digest food with their bodies

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Animals

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Animal cells _____ that provide strong support in bodies of plants and fungi

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Lack cell wallls

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Most animals have

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Muscle and nerve cells

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These cells are used for movement

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Muscle cells

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These cells are used to control the muscles

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Nerve cells

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Most animals are ___ and reproduce __

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Diploid and reproduce sexually

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In the life cycle of a sea star, the ____ undergoes a major change of body form called ____

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Larva

Metamorphosis

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Scientist hypothesize that animals evolved from a

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Colonial flagellates protist

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What suggests a much earlier origin for animals?

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Molecular data

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Cambrian explosion may have been ignited by

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Complex predator-pre relationships

Atmospheric oxygen

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A set of master control genes

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Genetic framework

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Historically biologist have categorized animals by ___ general features of body structures

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Body plan

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Allowed evolutionary biologists to modify and refine groups

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Genetic data

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Lack true tissues

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Sponges

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Refers To animals that are identical all around the central axis

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Radical symmetry

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Exist where there is only one way to split the animal into equal halves

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Bilateral symmetry

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What helped lead to more complex animals?

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Evolution of body cavities

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A fluid filled space separating the digestive tract from outer body wall

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Body cavity

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Animals without backbones

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Invertebrates

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95% of the animal kingdom
Invertebrates
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Stationary animals
Sponges
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Sponges evolved very early from
colonial protists
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The body of a sponge resembles
Sac perforated with holes
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Move water through the pores into a central cavity and then out of the sponge through a larger opening
Choanocyte cells
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Characterized by the presence of body tissues, radical symmetry, tentacles with stinging cells
Cnidarians
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The basic body plan of a cnidarian is a sac with a central digestive compartment
Gastrovascular cavity
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The body plan of Cnidarians has two variations | Stationary ____ and floating ___
Polyp and Medusa
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Cnidarians are
Carnivores
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Cnidarians are carnivores that use ___ arranges in a ring ____ to capture prey and push into the ____,where digestion begins
Tentacles Around the mouth Gastrovascular cavity
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Stinging cells are
Cnidocytes
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Cnidocytes our stinging cells function
Defense Prey capture
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Soft body animals usually protected by a hard shell
Molluscs
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Many molluscs feed by extending a file like organ called
Radula
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To scrape up food
Radula
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Molluscs are mostly
Marine animals
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Molluscs have a similar body plan with three main parts
Muscular foot Visceral mass Mantle
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Molluscs usually used for movement
Muscular foot
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Molluscs have this which contains most of the internal organs
Visceral mass
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Molluscs have a fold of tissue that secretes the s present
Mantle
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There are 3 main groups of molluscs
Gastropods Bivalves Cephalopods
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Includes snails
Gastropods
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Includes clams, oysters, mussels, and scallops
Bivalves
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She’ll divided into two halves hundred together
Bivalves
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Head+foot
Cephalopods
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Include squids and octopus and are all marine animals
Cephalopods
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Their bodies are fast and while
Cephalopods
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Large brains and sophisticated sense organs
Cephalopods
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Few species with large, heavy shells, but in most the shell is small and internal
Cephalopods
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Flat worms phylum
Playyhelminthes
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Simplest animals with bilateral symmetry
Flatworms
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Ribbon like
Flatworms
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Range from about 1mm to 20mm
Flatworms
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Flatworms include forms that are
Parasites