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Lecture 24: Amniotes Part 2 Flashcards

1
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What is the key defining feature of Synapsids?

A

They only have one set of holes in their skull

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What non-mammalian members are in the Synapsids?

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Sailbacks - dimetrodon

some therapsida

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3
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What dose the root word -ther- mean?

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Beast.mammal

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How did most Synapsids walk around in early spp?

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they had a sprawling, reptile like gait

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what was the mode of eatting for early Synapsids

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they were mostly predatory

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What is the defining characteristic of Therapsids?

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they had a enlargement of the dentary bone in the jaw

and they show development of secondary plates

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What are the main characteristic of mammalians?

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The movement of leftover jawbones to the middle ear

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True or false:

Mammalian detection is far more differentiated than that of the reptilia

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True.

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9
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True or false:

Mammalians have a far more diverse diet than that of the reptilia.

A

True

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10
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True or false:

Reptilia teeth occlude more closely than that found in the mammalians

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False.

Mammalians teeth are more closely occluded

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What are the characteristics of Mammalian teeth?

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They have 2 sets of teeth over their lifespan (milk teeth and adult teeth)

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12
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What is the placement of extant mammals limbs?

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More ventical placement of limbs

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What are three major defining features of Mammalians?

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They have hair
They are endothermic and homeothermic
they have a diaphragm

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What are the Mammary glands of mammalians used for?

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They are used for producing milk

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15
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What dose the root word _mamma- mean?

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breast

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16
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What are the three major clades of extant mammals?

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Order Monotremata (clade with only one order)
Oder Marsuplialia (Clade with only one order) 
Clade Eutheria (has many orders)
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17
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When did mammals first diversify?

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After the mass extinction event at the end of the cretaceous period.

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What are the extant species of Monotremata?

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1 platypus

4 echidna

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What is the defining characteristic of Monotremata?

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they lay eggs and provide milk to their young

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Do Monotermata have a Cloacas?

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Yes

21
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What dose the term Mono mean?

A

1

22
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What dose the root word -terma- mean?

A

Hole

23
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What is the defining features of the Theria?

A

They give birth to live young

young are nourished through the placenta initially then nursed on milk from nipples

24
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What is the defining feature of the Order Marsupialia?

A

The embryo crawls into the mother pouch

25
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What dose the root word -marsupium- mean?

A

pouch

26
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Do Marsupialia have a cloaca?

A

Yes

27
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What is the defining feature of the eutherians?

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They are non-marsupial therians

28
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How do eutharia nourish their young?

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Through the placenta until well developed.

29
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How do Eutharia feed their young

A

From a number of nipples

30
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Do Eutharia have a cloaca?

A

Nope

31
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Where did the Afrotheria undergo diversification?

A

in Africa

32
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What are the most well known Xenarthra?

A

Anteaters, sloths, armadillos

33
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What is the defining feature of Xenarthra?

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They lack teeth (most of the time)

They have a extra articulation in their vertebrae

34
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What dose the root word -xenos- mean?

A

strange

35
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What is the origin of the clade Laurasiatheria?

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The name comes from a super continent that once comprised Europe, Asia, and north America

36
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What is the most well known order included within Laurasiatheria?

A

Carnivora

Chiroptera

37
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What is the most well known member of the Order Chiroptera?

A

Bats

38
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What is unique about Order Chiroptera?

A

They are the only mammalians with powered flight.

39
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Chiroptera use ______ to augment sight

A

Sonar

40
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What is killing off loads of Chiroptera?

A

White nose syndrome

41
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are hoofed mammals included in Laurasiathera?

A

Yes they are

42
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Is Cetartiodactyla included in Laurasiathera?

A

Yes it is

it includes whales and dolphins

43
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What is the defining feature of the Order perissodactyla?

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They are odd toed

44
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What is the most well known member of the order Lagomorpha?

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Rabbits and hares

45
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what is the most well known member of the order Rodentia?

A

Rats and mice

46
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What is the largest order of mammals?

A

Rodentia

47
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What is the defining characteristic of rodentia?

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They have constantly growing teeth

48
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What is the most well known member of the order Scandentia?

A

the tree sherws

49
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What is the sister taxa to scandentia?

A

Primates

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