Organismal Biology Flashcards

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animals are eukaryotic, which means they have…

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  • “true nucleus”

- membrane-bound organelles

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what does it mean to be heterotrophic?

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different feeding

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what do heterotrophic organisms use as energy and carbon source?

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organic materials

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what are the modes of feeding?

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  • predators
  • herbivores
  • filter feeders
  • parasites
  • detritivores
  • omnivores
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5
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Most animals have an ___ digestion

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internal

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aniamls guts are

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internal and continuous with the outside environment and permits internal digestion of food items

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having multiple cells (multicellularity) means…

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cells can become specialized to carry out specific functions and can grow in size

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animals don’t cell walls so how do they support their body?

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  • hydrostatic skeleton
  • exoskeleton
  • endoskeleton
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hydrostatic skeleton

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muscles contract against fluid-filled cavity

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example of an animal with a hydrostatic skeleton

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earth worms

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exoskeleton

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non-living covering that does not grow with animal

- ex: moulting animals

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Endoskeleton

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internal support

-vertebrates (living tissue)

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13
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whats the importance of mobility at some life stage?

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  • movement reduces competition

- enhances genetic diversity

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Somatic (body cells) are ….

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diploid

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15
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animals are ???

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diplontic

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16
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fungi are???

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haplontic

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17
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plants are???

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alternating

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18
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what are tissues?

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groups of similar cells organized into a functional unit

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what type of tissues are there?

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  • muscular
  • nervous
  • connective
  • epithelial
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what type of connective tissues are there?

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  • reticular
  • adipose
  • blood
  • bone
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tissues can function together as ___ to complete more complex tasks

22
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how many species of animals are there

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more than 1 million!

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how many are invertebrates?

24
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when did animals evolve?

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late precambrian

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who are the closest living relatives to animal origins?
colonial choanoflagellate protists
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what were the first animals?
marine
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when did the first animals live?
1.2 bya -700 mya
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when did the cambrian explosion happen?
542 - 490 mya
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what happened in the cambrian explosion?
- rapid diversification - many new phyla were formed - burgess shale
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animals are...
monophyletic - Even though most of their charactersitics are shared with some other groups - no other groups share all of these characteristics
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evidence that animals are monophyletic
- similar gene sequences
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evidence that animals are monophyletic
- similar extracellular matrix molecules
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evidence that animals are monophyletic
unique types of junctions between cells
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what types of junctions between cells are there?
tight junctions
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what types of junctions between cells are there?
desmosome
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what types of junctions between cells are there?
gap junction
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what does porifera mean?
pore bearing
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how many species of sponges are there?
9000 species
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most sponges are
marine
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when are sponges motile?
as larvae
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sponge morphology is highly...
variable
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where do waste products go out of the from the sponges?
osculum
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how do sponges reproduce?
asexually through: FRAGMENTATION and BUDDING
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what is fragmentation
not self-induced brought about by waves or preators
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what is budding
clone of parent
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whats a form of sexual reproduction
hermaphroditic
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what is hermaphroditic
sperm and eggs are produced in choanocytes of ameobocytes
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where do eggs develop/
extracellular matrix
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features of extracellular matrix
- non cellular - collagen, glycoproteins - some support
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features of spicules
- CaCO3 - SiO2 - provide rigidity
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features of spongin
- protein fibers | - flexible support