Final Flashcards

(28 cards)

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What is the pneumonic for time periods?

A

Potatoes can’t orally speak, Devon can’t peter just cuz patttys neat

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Time period with origin of animals

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End of Precambrian

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3
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Time period with transition to land

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Ordovician

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4
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Time period with origin of seed plants

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Carboniferous

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5
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Time period with dinosaur extinction

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Cretaceous

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6
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Time period with radiation of mammals

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Paleogene

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Time period with transition from fern to gymnosperm

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Permian

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8
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Time period with origin of angiosperms

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Cretaceous

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9
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Time period with origin of primates

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Neogene

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10
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What is the order of human descendants from oldest to youngest

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Chimpanzee, ardipithecus, Australopithecus, homo erectus, human

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What are the main characteristics of deuterostomes

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Radial cleavage and indeterminate cell fate, blastopore forms anus, major group of protostomes

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What are the two main groups of deuterostomes?

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Ambulacraria and chordata

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13
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What is a unique characteristic of ambulacraria?

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Exclusively marine

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14
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What are the two branches of ambulacraria?

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Echinoderms and hemichordates

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Which organisms are echinoderms?

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Sea cucumbers, sea urchins, sea stars, brittle stars, sand dollars, and feather stars

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Which organisms are hemichordates?

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What is a defining characteristic of hemichordates?

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They have lost bilateral symmetry and a brain

18
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What are the three groups in chordata?

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Cephalochordates, urochordates, and vertebrates

19
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Which organisms are cephalochordates?

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Which organisms are urochordates?

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Tunicates and salps

21
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What is characteristic of urochordates?

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They live in colonies or are pelagic

22
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What is a characteristic of cephalochordates?

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The adult retains all chordate characteristics

23
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What are characteristics of chordates

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Notochord, pharyngeal gill slits, post anal tail

24
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James Huttons theory

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Theory of uniformitarianism

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George's Cuvier theory
Theory of extinction by catastrophism
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Jean-Baptiste Lamarck theory
Biological evolution by inheritance of acquired characteristics
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Charles Lyell contribution
Popularized uniformitarianism and ancient dart age and critic on catastrophism
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Natural selection contributors
Charles Darwin and Alfred russel Wallace