Lecture 10 Flashcards

(52 cards)

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How do animals exchange materials with the environment?

A

Digestive system, excretory system, circulatory/respiratory systems

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How does an animal interact with and respond to its environment?

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external structures, nervous system, muscular system

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Arthropods have _____ bodies, _____ limbs and what kind of skeleton?

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segmented bodies; jointed limbs and chitinous exoskeleton

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How many total segments are in the crayfish?

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20 segments

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5
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How many head& thorax segments are there?

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14

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6
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How many abdomen segments are there?

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6

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In the head, segment 1 is…

A

compound eyes

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In the head, segment 2 is…

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Antennules

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9
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In the head, segment 3 is…

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Antennae

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10
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In the head, segment 4 is…

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Mandible

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11
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In the head, segment 5 is…

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1st maxilla

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12
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In the head, segment 6 is…

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2nd maxilla

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13
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In the thorax, segment 7 is…

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1st maxilliped

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14
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In the thorax, segment 8 is…

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2nd maxilliped

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15
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In the thorax, segment 9 is…

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3rd maxilliped

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16
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In the thorax, segment 10 is…

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chelipeds

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17
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In the thorax, segment 11 is…

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2nd walking legs

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18
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In the thorax, segment 12 is…

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3rd walking legs: female genital pore

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19
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In the thorax, segment 13 is…

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4th walking legs

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20
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In the thorax, segment 14 is…

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5th walking legs: male genital pore

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21
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In the abdomen, segment 15 is…

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swimmerets (male modified)

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In the abdomen, segment 16 is…

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swimmerets (male modified)

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In the abdomen, segment 17 is…

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In the abdomen, segment 18 is…

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In the abdomen, segment 19 is...
swimmerets
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In the abdomen, segment 20 is...
Telson/uropods
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Crayfish males mount over females or females mount over males.
males mount over females
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Crayfish sperm viable for...
couple of years
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What kind of circulatory system do crayfish have?
open circulatory system
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What anatomical parts of crayfish help with gas exchange?
gills
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What is the oxygen carrier in blood for crayfish?
hemocyanin
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Which body system includes the pericardial sinus?
Circulatory (I think)
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Chordates include...
Cephalochordates (lancelets or amphioxus) Urochordates (tunicates or sea squirts) Vertebrates
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Chordata is defined by the presence of four morphological features
pharyngeal gill slits, nerve cord, notochord, and post-anal tail
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Vertebrates are a monophyletic group distinguished by 2 synapomorphies
vertebrae and the cranium
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Key innovations in the vertebrate lineage
jaws, limbs capable of moving on land, amniotic egg, hair and lactation
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Mammals are a monophyletic class 3 distinguishing characteristics
hair/fur, endothermy, mammary glands
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Difference between rats and homo sapiens
rats don't have an uvula, gall bladder, appendix, experience satiation. Rats can't burp or vomit Cecum is a fermentation factory - digest cellulose
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What did Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire suggest?
body plan of vertebrates was a flipped over version of invertebrate plan vertebrates and invertebrates have the same master control genes using the same body-building instructions
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Crayfish vs Rat: Circulatory system
Crayfish: Open, heart with arteries Rat: Closed, Double circuit
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Crayfish vs Rat: Excretory system
Crayfish: Green gland and released as ammonia Rat: Kidney and released as urea
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Crayfish vs Rat: Nervous system
Crayfish: Ganglion/nerves Rat: CNS/PNS
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Crayfish vs Rat: Special sensory organs
Crayfish: Antennae, compound eye Rat: Single lens eye, nose, tongue, ear
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Crayfish vs Rat: Gas exchange
Crayfish: gills Rat: lungs
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Crayfish vs Rat: Mechanical digestion
Crayfish: Gastric mill Rat: Teeth (jaws)
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Crayfish vs Rat: Chemical digestion
Crayfish: Digestive gland Rat: Mouth, stomach, pancreas
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Crayfish vs Rat: Food absorption
Crayfish: Digestive gland Rat: Small intestine
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Crayfish vs Rat: Role of hind gut
Crayfish: Pass undigested food to anus Rat: absorb water/pass undigested food to anus
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Crayfish vs Rat: Male morphology
Crayfish: Testis, vas deferens, genital pore Rat: Testis, vas deferens, urethra
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Crayfish vs Rat: Female morphology
Crayfish: Ovary, oviduct, genital pore Rat: Ovary, oviduct, uterine horns, vagina
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Crayfish vs Rat: Fertilization
Crayfish: external fertilization Rat: internal fertilization
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What organ in the rat is responsible for expelling nitrogenous wastes?
kidney