Lecture 3

Question 1

first vertebrates showed up

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544 million years ago

Question 2

the three features of vertebrates that were unprecedented in any previous animal

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vertebral column, two semicircular canals,

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first vertebrae were attached to

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the notochord, a gelatinous beam, and radial fin muscles

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the purpose of the two semicircular canals were

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spacial orientation sensors; helped them figure out where they were in 3d space

Question 5

radial fin muscles allowed the first vertebrates to

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better control their medial fin movements

Question 6

we know that __________ were in control of the development of a head in early vertebrates

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neural crest cells

Question 7

a notochord is

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a hydroskeletal stiffening rod in their backs that allows muscle contractions to propel animals

Question 8

early vertebrates had a __________ for propulsion

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post-anal tail

Question 9

pharyngeal slits lined with cilia allows

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filtering of food

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endostyle in early vertebrates served to

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secrete mucus to trap particles and bind iodine

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the endostyle of early vertebrates is homologous to our

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thyroid gland

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tubular dorsal nerve tube allows for

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neural transmission

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first vertebrates had a coelom, aka

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a hollow body; guts were suspended in the body

Question 14

myomeres

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for controlled sectional locomotion

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dorsal and ventral aorta allow for

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non-tidal blood flow

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in human development, we still have rudiments of the

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notochord in the nucleus pulposus

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vertebrates are deutrerstomes meaning

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second mouth

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the first hole formed in the first vertebrates is the

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anus

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enterocoelic out-pocketing in the deuterostomes forms the _________ that forms our bodies

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mesoderm

Question 20

all filter feeders catching

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plankton

Question 21

sessile

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non-moving and planted on the bottom of the ocean

Question 22

motile

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free swimming or benthic walkers

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planktonic

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floating around in the water

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Echinoderms have

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cilia to filter and move food and endostyle to make mucus

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Echinoderms do NOT have

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post-anal tail, pharyngeal slits, dorsal nerve cord, or a notochord and vertebrate synapomorphies

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hemichordates

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the pharyngeal slits in hemichordates are used

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to extrude the water

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tunicates

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the sea squirts

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tunicates have a

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notochord and a post-anal tail (along with endostyle, pharyngeal slits, and dorsal nerve cord from earlier in the clade)

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tunicates are the

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first chordates (clade Chordata)

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Cephalochordata includes the representative

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amphioxus

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amphioxus could

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propel themselves with tail movements

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amphioxus are the first to have

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muscle bundles (myomeres) and dorsal and ventral aorta

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amphioxus have metapleural folds, which are

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v shaped segmented myomeres that allow them to contract in waves

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amphioxus has no

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respiratory system

Question 36

amphioxus exchanged gasses through

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diffusion through their thin bodies.

Question 37

the larva of amphioxus use ______ for motility

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cilia

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amphioxus food moves via

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cilia and NOT smooth muscle

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amphioxus has a ventral

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aorta to carry 'blood'

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amphioxus has a dorsal aorta that distributes blood to

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all tissue

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the pattern of flow ventrally and caudad dorsally is a

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Chordata feature found in all vertebrates

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amphioxus doesn't have a head and in turn, has

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no brain

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true sister clade to the Vertebrata is the

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Myxiniformes or hagfish

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Myxiniformes or hagfish, along with vertebrates, form the clade called

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Craniata; craniates

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hagfish were traditionally treated as vertebrates through coupling with

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lampreys

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Hagfish are vertebrae-less animals that never

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had them in its ancestry

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hagfish have a single

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semicircular canal

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sister equivalent to the hagfish are

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the conodonts

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tooth-like microfossils were from

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conodonts

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conodonts have no

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semicircular canals

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conodonts are likely between

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amphioxus and craniates

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pitch

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up and down in space

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roll

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side to side (turning the body like a barrel roll)

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yaw

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left and right in space