Lecture 4

Question 1

neural crest cells

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a group of cells that split from the nerve cord

Question 2

neural crest cells are ectodermal, meaning

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they come from the outermost layer of the developing embryo

Question 3

neural crest cells spread all over and give rise to

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give rise to cranial nerves, meninges of the brain, the braincase, and gill bars (and in vertebrates the membrane bones of the skull, jaws, and body armor as well as the odontoblasts that form dentine teeth)

Question 4

sensory placodes

Answer 4

the unique tissue to craniates that forms the lens of the eye, nose, and lateral line in fish and larval amphibians

Question 5

forebrain

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integrates olfactory info

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midbrain

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processes visual info

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hindbrain

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related to hearing and the lateral line pressure sensing system

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craniates introduced a closed

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circulatory system

Question 9

braincase

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protective cranium of cartilage (and later bone)

Question 10

pharyngeal bars evolve into ___________ in craniates

Answer 10

gills

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gills are made up of

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cartilage

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craniates also developed gut tube

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muscularization

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craniates introduce true

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blood with hemoglobin (respiratory pigment)

Question 14

coelom

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cuts down abrasion

Question 15

primitively there was the

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pericardial cavity for the heart and the peritoneal cavity for digestive organs

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typical vertebrate consists of

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centrum, dorsal neural arch, ventral hemal (= haemal) arch

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the first vertebrate only consisted of

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arch elements

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arch elements provided

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muscle attachment sites and protection for the spinal cord and caudal blood vessels

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vertebrates have two or more

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circular canals

Question 20

circular canals are important for

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roll, pitch, and yaw

Question 21

vertebrates got radial

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fin muscles for better control of fin movements

Question 22

vertebrates appeared about

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544 million years ago

Question 23

the first vertebrates were all

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equatorial and marine

Question 24

first vertebrates were _______ sized

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minnow

Question 25

first vertebrates had bony

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cosmoid armor

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Cosmoid armor was four-layered,

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enameloid, over dentine, over aceullular-cancellous bone, over acellular-avascular bone

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acellular bone cannot be

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remodeled internally (so it cannot repair injury, release minerals, or change shape)

Question 28

vertebrates had small and often

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hypocercal tails (horizontal instead of vertical tails

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when you see a hypocercal tail thing a creature that's trying to

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push itself to the bottom of the seafloor

Question 30

lampreys are from a

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semi-derived lineage that gives us an idea of the soft tissue; their sister clade has small plates

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lampreys retained a

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prominent notochord and a vertebra consisting of cartilaginous neural and hemal arches

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Osteostracans

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first to show cellular bone in their armor, allowing for larger size and more pelagic habits

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osteostracans were the first vertebrates to get

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lateral fins only in the pectoral region

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lateral fins of osteostracans were

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NOT supported internally by bone

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osteostracans had an

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upturned heterocercal tail (they were swimming around)

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ostestracans mouths were lined with

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tiny armor plates that served as a precursor to teeth

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Gnathostomes had the first

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pelvic fins supported by internal cartilaginous skeleton

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gnathostomes got to have three

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semicircular canals

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at the point of gnathostomes, vertebrates become

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primary predators of their environment

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Gnathostomes were the first to develop

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jaws which let them eat large prey

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jaws originate from an

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anterior visceral 'gill' arch

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elasmobranchomorpha

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the first major clade of gnathostomes

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Chondrichthyes have

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fin rays called ceratotrichia

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Chondrichthyes also have unique

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placoid scales that are usually pointed or conical