Exam 9 Birds, Mammals, etc. Flashcards

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1
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What is countershading?

C

A

Lighter ventral/belly area colors, darker dorsal/back colors. Better Camouflage.

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What are Preen Gland?

A

Secrets oil that helps waterproof and maintain feathers.

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What are the four types of teeth?

A

Incisors (Biting and cuting food)
Canines (Tearing and holding meat or pray )
Premolars (Grinding soft food)
Molars (Grinding hard food)

D

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What are the charcteristics of flight feathers?

B

A

Stiff, colorful, large, long, water repellency, wing/tail

B

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What are monotremes?

E

A

they lay eggs, but have characteristics of mamals.

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What is ornithology?

a

A

The study of birds.

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What is the neocortex?

E

A

the outermost layer of the mammalian brain - responsible for higher order brain functions

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What Do Canines do?

D14

A

They tear meat and are used for piercing meat and holding prey.

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What is locomotion?
Give examples.

D9.1- found on final slide

A

Locomotion is movement.
This includes walking, running, swimming, flying, and gliding.

D9.1 - final slide

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Do birds have true teeth with their beaks?

a

A

No.

Birds have beaks but do not have any true teeth.

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Does a big brain mean that an animal is more intelligent?

E

A

no

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What is fur, hair, nails, hooves, antlers, and horns made up of?

A

Keratin

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What are ruminants?

A

Animals that are commonly used for food; cows, sheep, goat, deer, etc.

F

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What exactly makes a mammal?

B

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All mammals have fur, or hair.Mammals have hair or fur; are warm-blooded; most are born alive; the young are fed milk produced by the mother’s mammary glands; and they have a more complex brain than other animals

live birth except for monotremes, which lay eggs

4 chambered hearts

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15
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Carnivores eat what?

D14

A

meat

other animals

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16
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Sharks, penguins, and dolphins have similar structures. What is the belief that they evolved independantly called?

D9.1 - final slide

A

Evolutionist Worldview
of Analogous Structures

D9.1- last slide

17
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What is the neocortex called in birds?

E

18
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What are the charteristics of contour feathers?

A

outer feathers, help shape the breast and other areas

19
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Birds are the only animals that have feathers.

True or false.

a

20
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What makes Eutherians different from other mammals?

E

A

fully develop inside mother’s uterus thanks to complex placenta that fully nourishes and develops fetus

21
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What does viviparous mean?

A

live birth, specialized teeth, intelegent, and social.

22
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What would a lion be; what would it eat?

A

Carnivore- Meat

D

23
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What is Bernoulli’s Principle?

A

The faster that a gas or liquid moves,the less pressure it exerts on a surface

24
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What is a Marsupial?

E

A

it gives birth to undeveloped fetus.

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What are homologous structures? ## Footnote D20
they are body parts of different organisms with similar structure because they share common ancestry
26
Whar are the charcteristics of down feathers?
Thermal insulation, thing, stringy, soft, inner layer closest to the skin
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How many chambers does a birds heart have ## Footnote A2
4 chambered heart
28
What bird has a strong and pointed beak to drill holes | b
Woodpecker
29
What are examples of waterfowl birds?
Ducks, Geese, Swans
30
Are birds ectotherms? | a
No | They are endotherms.
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what are the birds of prey ## Footnote a
owls, hawks, eagles
32
What are examples of flightless birds?
Ostriches, emus, kiwis, penguins
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what is a Eutherian ## Footnote E9.1
we are eutherians, They fully develop in the mothers womb they are also have placenta's which feed the baby
34
what are the passerine birds ## Footnote a
(perching/song birds) cardinals, crows, sparrows, jays, finches
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What would a giraffe be? What would it eat?
Herbivores- Eat plants/vegetation ## Footnote D
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What is the term for an animal that lays eggs ## Footnote A2
Oviparous
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What would a dog be and what would it eat?
Omnivore- Meat and plants ## Footnote D
38
What is the only bone we have talked about in a duck
Keel bone