Chordata Flashcards

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5 key features present at some point in development

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Notochord
Dorsal hollow nerve cord
Pharyngeal gill slits/arches
Post-anal tail
Endostyle

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Notochord is ___ derived

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Mesoderm

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Notochord is a flexible ___ structure found between the ___ and ___

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rod-shaped, digestive tube, nerve cord

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Notochord is present in ___ chordate embryos, some ___ chordates have it

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All, adult

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Dorsal hollow nerve cord is ___ derived

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Ectoderm

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Dorsal hollow nerve cord is a ___ found dorsal to the ___ and ___

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Hollow tube, digestive tract, notochord

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Dorsal hollow nerve cord develops into the ___ and ___

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brain, spinal cord

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Pahryngela gill slits are slits in the ___ that open to the ___

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pharynx, environment

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Pharyngeal gill slits allow ___ to exit during ___

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water, feeding

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Pharyngeal gill slits become gill ___ in fishes and components of the ___ and ___ in tetrapods

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supports, ear, tonsils

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Post-anal tail is the elongation of the body that extends beyond the ___

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anus

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Post-anal tail contains ___ and ___ for movement in aquatic species

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Skeletal elements, muscles

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Post-anal tail aids in ___ and ___ in terrestrial species

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balance, locomotion

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Post-anal tail is ___ in some species

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reduced

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(Chordate) 3 subphyla

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Urochordata, Cephalochordata, Vertebrata

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___ and ___ are considered protochordates

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Urochordata, Cephalochordata

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(Protochordates) Urochordata

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Tunicates/sea squirts

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(Urochordata) Covered in a cellulose-like material called the ___

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tunic

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(Urochordata) Adult form lacks the ___, ___, and ___, these are present in ___

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notochord, dorsal hollow nerve cord, post-anal tail, larva

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(Urochordata) Larvae are ___, adults of most species are ___

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free-swimming, sessile

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(Urochordata) ___ feeders

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Suspension

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(Urochordata) Most are ___

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monoecious

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Cephalochordata

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lancelets

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(Cephalochordata) Possess all characteristics as an ___

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adult

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(Cephalochordata) ___ extends into the head
Notochord
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(Cephalochordata) ___ shape
Blade-like
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(Cephalochordata) ___ circulatory ssytem is similar to that of fish but without a ___
closed, heart
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(Cephalochordata) The ___ pumps blood
ventral aorta
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(Cephalochordata) ___ feeder
Suspension
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(Cephalochordata) is ___
Dioecious
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Subphylum Vertebrata/Craniata
Largest group of chordates, around 62,000 living species currently described
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(Vertebrata) Characteristics
Musculoskeletal
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(Vertebrata) Vertebrates have an ___, composed of ___ or ___
endoskeleton, bone, cartilage
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(Vertebrata) Early vertebrates likely had an endoskeleton made of ___
cartilage
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(Vertebrata) Cranium
Bone, cartilage, or fibrous structure that protects the brain
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(Vertebrata) Vertebral column/backbone is composed of several individual ___ joined together
vertebrae
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(Vertebrata) Vertebral column/backbone protects the ___
spinal cord
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(Vertebrata) Vertebral column/backbone has ___ that provide more area for ___ attachment
neural spines, muscle
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(Vertebrata) Vertebrate organ systems are modified to meet higher ___ demands
metabolic
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(Vertebrata) vertebrates have a ___ brain:
triapartite
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(Vertebrata) brain has 3 parts:
forebrain, midbrain, hindbrain
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(Vertebrata) has ___ sensory organs
Paired
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(Vertebrata) Nervous system structures develop from the ___ and ___
neural crest, ectodermal placodes
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Vertebrate diversity
Cyclostomata, Gnathostomata
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Cyclostomata
Jawless fish
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Gnathostomata
Jawed mouth, includes jawed fish and tetrapods
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(Fish) Do not form a ___ group
monophyletic
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(Fish) Make up ___ of all known vertebrate species
half
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(Cylclostomes) Lack ___ and ___
jaws, paried limbs (fins)
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(Cyclostomes) Prehistoric cyclostomes called ___ had external ___
ostracoderms, bony armor
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(Cyclostomes) No present-day jawless fish have ___
armor
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(Cyclostomes) Modern cyclostomes include:
Myxini, Petromyzontidae
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Myxini
hagfish
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(Myxini) Entirely ___
marine
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(Myxini) Feed on ___, ___, ___ and ___
annelids, mollusks, crustaceans, decaying animals
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(Myxini) Almost completely ___
blind
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(Myxini) rely on ___ and ___ to find food
smell, taste
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(Myxini) Use ___ on their tongues to feed
keratinized plates
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(Myxini) tie their bodies into knots for ___
leverage
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(Myxini) generate a ___ when disturbed
slippery, milky slime
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Petromyzontida
Lampreys
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(Lampreys) Mostly found in the ___, in ___ and ___ environments
Northern Hemisphere, Freshwater, marine
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(Lampreys) Marine lampreys return to streams to ___
spawn
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(Lampreys) Larva resembles an ___
amphioxus
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(Lampreys) ___ lampreys do not feed after
non-parasitic, metamorphosis
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(Lampreys) ___ lampreys use ___ to break through flesh
Parasitic, keratinized teeth
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Gnathostomes are characterized by the presence of a ___ and ___, these allowed gnathostomes to ___
jaw, paired fins, actively hunt
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Gnathostomata can be classified into two:
Chondrichthytes, Osteichthyes
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Chondrichthyes
Cartilaginous fish
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(Chondrichthyes) Skeleton adn fins are made of ___ rather than bone
cartilage
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(Chondrichthyes) Mostly ___ with a few ___ species
Marine, freshwater
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(Chondrichthyes) All cartilaginous fish are ___, teeth with ___
predators, hard enamel
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(Chondrichthyes) Fertilization is ___, some give birth to ___
internal, live young
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(Chondrichthyes) ___ are exposed
Gill slits
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(Chondrichthyes) Cartilaginous fish include:
Sharks, Rays, Skates, Chimaeras/ratfish
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Osteichthyes
Bony fish
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(Osteichthyes) Skeleton primarily consists of ___
bone
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(Osteichthyes) Skin covered in ___
overlapping scales
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(Osteichthyes) ___ are covered by a muscular flap called the ___
gills, operculum
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(Osteichthyes) Most fishes are ___
bony fish
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(Osteichthyes) Bony fish are either ___ or ___
Actinopteryigii, Sarcopterygii
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(Osteichthyes) Actinopterygii
ray-finned, fins have bones that resemble a fan
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(Osteichthyes) Sarcopterygii
lobe-finned, fins are fleshy and lobed with bones resembling those of early tetrapods
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(Osteichthyes) Currently living lobe-finned fish include ___ and ___
lungfish, coelacanths
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(Osteichthyes) Lungfish have ___ surviving genera. The ___ and ___ lungfishes can survive out of water for long periods of time
3, South American, African
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(Osteichthyes) Coelacanth first appeared in the ___ and diversified in the ___
Devonian, Mesozoic
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(Osteichthyes) Coelacanth has ___ genus that is still extant, also called a ___
one, living fossil
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