Chapter 33-35 Flashcards

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Some animals are sessile, but a major chairstic for most animals the ability to?

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Move rapidly

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4 common animal characteristics?

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Sexual reproduction

Multicellular

Heterotrophic

Locomotion

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What is Monophyletic?

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Animals descending from a common ancestor

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Terms that describe animals that obtain energy from ingesting other organisms?

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Omnivore

Detritvore

Carnivore

Heterotroph

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What animal can not build its own organic molecules from inorganic chemicals?

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Sponges

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Are all animals multicellular?

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Yes

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When a animal is cut on a longitudinal plane any any angel through the central axis results in two identical halves is?

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Radial symmetry

Pie

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A body cavity that develops in an animal embryo between the mesoderm and endoderm?

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Psuedocoelom

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What is a fluid filled body cavity?

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Coelom

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Importance of noncoelmate invertebrates?

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Possessed basic animal body plan from all other animals evolved from

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Three characteristics of sponges?

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They do not have true tissue

They have free swimming larvae

They have choanocytes

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Eumetazoans have what in contrast to parazoa?

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Have tissues and some kind of symmetry.

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What are the small pores in the body of the sponge?

What do they do?

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Ostia

They allow water carrying oxygen and food to enter the body

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What protons one Clade undergo spiral cleavalage as embryos?

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Spirilians

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The two Clade of spiralians are?

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Platyzoans and lophotrochozoans

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Members of which phyla are the most prominent of platyzoans?

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Flatworms

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Planarian, tapeworms, and parasitic flukes are in which phylum?

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Platyhelminthes

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Phyla most successful containing more than 1 million species?

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Anthropoda

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What phylum are rotifers in?

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Rotifera

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What secretes the shell on a mollusk?

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Mantle

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What is the you he like organ on mollusk?

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Radula

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What is the visceral mass of a mollusk?

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Where the digestive, exeretory, and reproductive organs are found.

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In aquatic mollusk, what is used for gas exchange?

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Gills

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Ribbon worms are found in which phyla?

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What are nemerteans charterized by?
Cephalization
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What is a major characteristic of Polychaeta?
Parapodia
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What is the you he like organ on mollusk?
Radula
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What is the visceral mass of a mollusk?
Where the digestive, exeretory, and reproductive organs are found.
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In aquatic mollusk, what is used for gas exchange?
Gills
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Ribbon worms are found in which phyla?
Nemertea
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What are nemerteans charterized by?
Cephalization
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What is a major characteristic of Polychaeta?
Parapodia
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Bony fish have what two chacteristics?
Bony skeleton Scale covered skin
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Largest class of Echinodermata?
Brittle stars ophiuroidea
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When and how is notochord present?
Present during some of developmental stage in all chordates
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The most primitive chordate?
Tunicates
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What is not found in tunicates or lancelets but in vertebrates?
A distinct head Vertebrae Neural crest cells
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These animals evolved in the oceans during the Cambrian period?
Vertabrates
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What is not found in vertebrates?
Notochord
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Features of jawed fishes
``` Single loop circulation Internal gills Paired appendages Nutritional deficiencies Vertebral column ```
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Skeleton of Chondrichthyes (sharks) are made up of?
Cartilage
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The class actinopterygii contains?
Ray finned fish
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The class sarcopterygii contains?
Lobe finned fished
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Modern amphibians are?
Salamanders Frogs Caecilians
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Amphibians evolved from?
Love finned fish
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Modern orders of amphibians
Anura frogs Caudata Apoda
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Reptiles that are invaded in protective shell?
Turtles / Chelonia
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Key characteristics of birds?
Feathers Light skeleton Thin and hollow bones Fused or keeled breast bone
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How are birds and crocodiles similar?
Four chamber heart Care for young They build nest
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Shared features of dinosaurs and archaeopteryx?
Toothed bill | Long tail with many Vertebrae
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Largest of the bird order?
Passeriformes
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Features unique to mammals among vertebrates
Placenta Mammary glands Hair
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Who are part of the subclass theria?
Placental mammals | Marsupials
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Monotremes are what?
Mammals that lay eggs
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The placenta is formed from?
Chorion | Allantois
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40 million years ago, primates split into two groups.
Prosimians Anthropoids
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What are anthropoid primates?
Money's, humans and apes
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Hominoids include the apes, what do they consist of?
Gibbons, orangutan, gorilla, chimpanzee