Exam 3 Start: Hormones, respiration, and circulation Flashcards

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central nervous system anatomy will probably be in class quiz or next exam

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What is body cavity of insect called?

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Hemocoel (hemo-seal)

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What is insect blood called? How much of the insects body weight is it?

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Hemolymph
20-40%

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4
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What is the difference between and insect and vertebrate

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  • no gas exchange
  • no acquired immunity
  • no respiratory pigment (hemoglobin is red)
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5
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Is the insect circulatory open or closed?

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open

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6
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Some facts abt the insect heart

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gets pumped forward 2 the brain
tubular heart -> hose that squirts @ the brain
Dorsal

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What are their blood cells called and what do they function in

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  • Hemocytes
  • Coagulation
  • Immune response
    (antibacterial molecules and encapsulate parasites)
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8
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Does an insect immune system produce antibodies?

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No

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9
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High concentration of

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  • organic phosphates
    -amino acids
  • peptides
  • include carrier molecules for a lipophilic compound
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What is the molting hormone, where is it secreted from?

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  • Ecdysone (a steroid)
  • prothoracic gland
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11
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He said we should know what a steroid looks like

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(steroid backbone?)

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12
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What does juvenile hormone (JH) do and from where is it release?

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  • what kind of molt it will be
    -metamorphosis
  • keeps organism in a juvenile state
  • Corpora allata
  • terpene (lipo)
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13
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How much JH is present during the last molt (becoming adult)?

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None or very low

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What are the basic steps of molting

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  • Apolysis: detach old cuticle
  • New cuticle forms
  • Ecdysis (shedding of the cuticle)
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15
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Layer of the cuticle

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16
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interpret graph w the kissing bugs