First exam

Question 1

First to propose theory of evolution

Answer 1

Maupertius

Question 2

Person involved: Roentgenographic cephalometry

Answer 2

Broadbent

Question 3

Used anthropology to study occlusion

Answer 3

Hellman

Question 4

Person involved: Use and disuse of organs

Answer 4

Lamarck

Question 5

Person involved: Classification of primary occlusion

Answer 5

Baume

Question 6

Person involved: Classification of permanent occlusion

Answer 6

Angle

Question 7

Person involved: Biological classification of organisms

Answer 7

Linnaeus

Question 8

Person involved: Facial profile of Apollo Belvedere as ideal profile

Answer 8

Angle

Question 9

Wrote “Irregularities of Teeth and their Treatment”

Answer 9

Talbot

Question 10

Rosette-like membrane

Answer 10

Smelling capsules

Question 11

Navigating instruments

Answer 11

Ampullae

Question 12

Minute teeth

Answer 12

Shagreen

Question 13

Stiffens the skeleton of fish

Answer 13

Phosphate of lime

Question 14

Stiffens the skeleton of shark

Answer 14

Calcium carbonate

Question 15

Base of skull

Answer 15

Chondrocranium

Question 16

Roof of skull

Answer 16

Dermocranium

Question 17

From what species: Zygomatic arch

Answer 17

Reptiles

Question 18

From what species: Eardrums

Answer 18

Amphibians

Question 19

From what species: TMJ

Answer 19

Primates

Question 20

From what species: Prominent bony chin

Answer 20

Primitive man

Question 21

From what species: 28 skull bones

Answer 21

Fishes

Question 22

From what species: Temporal fossa

Answer 22

Reptiles

Question 23

From what species: Heat-retaining structures

Answer 23

Mammals

Question 24

From what species: Protrusile lips

Answer 24

Arboreal proanthropoids

Question 25

From what species: Dominance of maxilla

Answer 25

Reptiles

Question 26

From what species: Dominance of dentary bone

Answer 26

Reptiles

Question 27

From what species: Turning downward of the skull upon the upright column

Answer 27

Arboreal

Question 28

From what species: Deepening of the face

Answer 28

Arboreal proarthropoids

Question 29

Anteroposterior jaw movement in rodents

Answer 29

Propalinal

Question 30

Deep pits that do not become narrower at the bottom

Answer 30

Thecodonts

Question 31

Revolver type of dentition of sharks

Answer 31

Polyphyodonty

Question 32

The first permanent teeth that erupt

Answer 32

First molars

Question 33

Person involved: Line of Occlusion

Answer 33

Kingsley

Question 34

Enumerate the purposes of the face

Answer 34

Detection of Food Lure of a prey Capture and preparation of energy-giving food Direct locomotory machinery towards the goal

Question 35

Spaces found distal to the primary canines in the mandibular arch

Answer 35

Primate spaces

Question 36

Enumerate the basic patents of a fish

Answer 36

(edit soon)

Question 37

Establishment of flush terminal plane brings about...

Answer 37

Maxillary second molar wider buccolingually than mandibular

Question 38

From fish to man, which roofing bone disappears?

Answer 38

Tabular

Question 39

Of the 8 TMJ bones, which is left?

Answer 39

Squamosal

Question 40

Of all 5 original eye bones, which 2 are left?

Answer 40

Jugular/malar and Lacrymal

Question 41

Keys to Occlusion

Answer 41

First permanent molars

Question 42

Structure missing in teeth of lower vertebrates

Answer 42

Cementum

Question 43

Term for keen sight

Answer 43

Biconjugate movements and stereoscopic vision

Question 44

Dentition with number of tooth categories

Answer 44

Heterodont

Question 45

Chief heat retaining structure

Answer 45

Hair

Question 46

Absent in skeleton of sharks

Answer 46

Bone

Question 47

Type of dentition consisting of teeth with uniform size and shape

Answer 47

Homodont

Question 48

"Meeting" of teeth

Answer 48

Occlusion

Question 49

Drawin's birds

Answer 49

Finch

Question 50

Jaw movement in amphibians

Answer 50

Ginglymic/Orthal

Question 51

Enumerate the three factors which served as the basis for Darwin's Theory of Evolution

Answer 51

All things vary All living groups tend to increase in geometric ratio Number of species tend nevertheless to remain fairly constant

Question 52

Enumerate the deductions on which the Theory of Evolution was based

Answer 52

There is a struggle for existence | In that struggle, the fittest survive

Question 53

Enumerate the three secrets of survival

Answer 53

Fight or flight with enemy Food Reproduction

Question 54

Enumerate the periods of development of occlusion

Answer 54

Fictional Hypothetical Factual

Question 55

Enumerate the proponents of theory of evolution

Answer 55

Charles Darwin | Alfred Russel Wallace