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Phylum Chordata Flashcards

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What are the four things required to be a chordate?

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Tubular Nerve Core
Notocord providing nerve core support
Pharyngeal gill pouches
Post anal tail

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What does Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny during embryonic development mean?

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Means through development, we look like the evolutionary development to how we got to be human

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What are the 3 SubPhylums of Phylum Chordata?

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Urochodata
Cephalochordata
Vertabrata

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What makes up Subphylum Urochordata?

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Sea Squirts

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Why are Sea Squirts sometimes called Tunicates?

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Because they have a cellose tunic or cover

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Why are they called Sea Squirts?

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Due to filter feeding and squirting water back out

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Sea squirt larvae are unique because?

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The Larvae has chordate characteristics, but they do not develop into adulthood, so they are considered chordate relative

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What makes up Subphlyum Cephalochordata?

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Lancets

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Why are they called Lancets?

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Because of the shape of the body

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What are Lancets gill slits used for?

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Filter feeding

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How do lancets breathe?

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O2 is absorbed through skin.

No lungs

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What makes up Subphylum Vertabrae?

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over 44,000 Species of Vertabrae

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What is a characteristic of Vertabrates?

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Endoskeleton w/skull that encases brain

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What were Ostraderms?

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Earliest fish

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What is Ichthyology?

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Study of fish

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16
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Class chondrichthyes are made up of?

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The cartilaginous fishes

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What are the cartilaginous fishes?

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Sharks, Rays, Skates, Fishes

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Sharks have a large upper __________ on __________ fin

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Sharks have a large upper lobe on caudal fin.

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19
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What are dermal denticles?

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Sharp scales on skin

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20
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How do sharks breathe?

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Respire with gills and spiracles.

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21
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When hearing the world spiracles, what should you think of?

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Breathing

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22
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How many off spring do sharks produce?

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Few

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23
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Male sharks have?

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Claspers used to grab onto female during maiting

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24
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Claspers are also found on

?

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Insects

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25
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What is the World’s largest fish?

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Whale Shark

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26
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What is the world’s largest fish predator?

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Great White Shark

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27
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What is the largest ray?

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Manta Ray

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28
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What is a ‘rat fish’?

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A chimara

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29
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What kind of organism is a chimara?

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Transition organism to the bony fish

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30
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What makes up class Actinopterygii?

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Ray fin

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31
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What is the most numberous vertabrae group?

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Class actinopterygii

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32
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What are operculum?

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Coverings over gills that allow water to be pushed over gills

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What are the 5 Types of fins?

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Dorsal, Caudal, Anal, Pelvic, and Pectorial

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Ray fin fish have a ______ ________ in swim bladder.

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Ray fin fish have a gas gland in swim bladder

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35
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What releases the gas from the swim bladder?

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Oval body

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36
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What do lung fish have?

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Air sacs to hold air from the atmosphere

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37
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What do Mudskipper and walking catfish do?

What kind of organism are they considered?

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Move out of the water to feed

Considered Transition organsim

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38
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What makes up Class Sarcoptergii?

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Lobe fin

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39
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What is special about lobe fin fish?

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Have fins that are precursors to legs

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40
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Lobe fin fish are?

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Transition organisms to amphibians

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41
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What is Herpetology?

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the Study of amphibians and reptiles

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42
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What did tetrapods evolve from?

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Lobe fin fish

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43
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How to tetrapods respire?

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through moist skin

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44
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What kind of organisms are tetrapods?

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Ectoderms with 3 chambered hearts

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45
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What makes up class Amphibia?

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Salamanders, Frogs, Toads, Caecilians

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46
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What were the first amphibians?

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Salamanders

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47
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What is SC state amphibian?

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Yellow spotted salamander

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48
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What are the most advanced amphibians?

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Frogs and Toads

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49
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How do frogs and toads reproduce?

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Male squeezes eggs out of female, fertilizes them, and leaves them in water to hatch to tadpoles

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50
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What are cacelians?

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Legless amphibians

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51
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What class had the first shelled egg?

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Class Reptilia

52
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Which class had the 1st true land dwelling vertabrates?

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Class Reptilia

53
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What benefit does an aminotic shelled egg bring?

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Allows eggs to be layed on land

54
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How are reptiles fertilized?

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Internal fertilization

55
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What are the layers of an Amnotic shelled egg?

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Chorion
Amnion
Yolk Sac
Allantois

56
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What is the chorion?

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Outermost layer

57
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What is the amnion?

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Encases embryo

58
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What does the yolk do?

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Provides food

59
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What does the Allantois do?

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Contains excreted waste

60
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What developed from the 1st land dwelling reptiles?

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Dinosaurs

61
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When did dinosaurs evolve?

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during the mesozoic era

62
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What survived the dinosaur age and why?

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Birds and mammals due to their warm blood

63
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What are the 1st reptiles in the fossil record?

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Lizards

64
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What percentage of living reptiles do lizards make up?

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50%

65
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What is the world’s largest lizard?

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Kimono dragon

66
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What evolved from lizards?

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Snakes

67
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What are 3 examples of collapsable fang snakes?

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Rattlesnake, Copperhead, and water moccasin

68
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How is poison injected by rattlesnakes, copperheads, and water moccasins?

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Poison injected via collapsable fangs

69
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What makes up snake venom?

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Neurotoxin + Digestive Enzymes

70
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What is the #1 snake bit in SC?

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Copperhead

71
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What are fixed fang snakes?

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Coral snake and Cobra

72
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What does the neurotoxin of fixed fang snakes effect?

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Breathing

73
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How can you tell the difference in the coral and milk snakes?

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Red touches yellow, kill a fellow

Red touches black, friend of Jack

74
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What is the world’s largest poisonous snake?

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King cobra

75
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How many living species are there of turtles and tortosises?

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250

76
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Which are aquatic and which are land dweller of turles and tortises?

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Turtles are aquatic

Tortises are land dwellers

77
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What is the world’s largest turtle?

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Leatherback turtle

78
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What is a turtle exclusion device?

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Hatch at top of shrimp net for turtles to escape from

79
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What is the world’s largest tortoise?

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Galapagos Tortoise

80
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What do the hearts of Alligators and Crocodiles have?

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4 chambered heart

81
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What is the differences between alligators and crocodiles?

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Alligators have a rounded mouth, even teeth, smooth eyelid, no lobe over tympana
Crocodile as narrow mouth, uneven teeth, and lobe over tympana

82
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What is Ornithology?

A

The study of birds

83
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What is the oldest bird fossil in fossil record and has reptilian characteristics?

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Archaopteryx

84
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What do most birds show?

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Sexual dimorphism

85
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What is the whole purpose of the feather structure?

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For flight

86
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How must blood cells be replaced in birds and why?

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By mitosis, due to hollow bones

87
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What is the world’s smallest bird?

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Hummingbird

88
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What is the World’s largest bird?

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Ostrich

89
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What is another name for a non-flying bird?

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Ratite

90
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What kind of organism is a platypus?

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A transition organsism

91
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What are marsupials?

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The ‘pouched’ animals

92
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In marsupials, the young are born __________ and remainder of development occurs within the ___________.

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premature

pouch

93
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What is the only marsupial in US?

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The possum

94
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What is the most successful group of mammals?

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Placental Mammals

95
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Why are placental mammals so sucessful?

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Due to large number of offspring and relatively quick internal development

96
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What type of glands do placental mammals to protect their hair and skin?

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Sebaceous glands

97
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What types of teeth do Placental mammals have?

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Molar, Premolar, Incisors, Canine

98
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What animal has the largest heart in world?

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Blue whale

99
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What are the orders of class mammila?

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Ungulates
Carnivores
Cetacearis
Chiroptera
Rodents
Proboscideans
100
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What makes up order Ungulates?

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Hoofed mammals

101
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What makes up order cetacearis?

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Marine mammals

102
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What makes up order Chiroptera?

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Flying mammals

103
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What makes up rodents?

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Gnawing mammals

104
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What makes up order Proboscideans?

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Trunked animals

105
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What is special about primates not found in other mammals?

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Ball and socket joint and clavical for 180 degree rotation

106
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What are the groups of primates?

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Prosimians
Old World Monkeys
New World Monkeys
the "Hominoid" apes
Homo sapiens
107
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What animals make up Prosimians?

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Lemurs and Tarsiers

108
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What make up Old World monkeys?

What is a specific quality?

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Baboon and Macaque

Narrow down pointing faces with pointing noses and bare buttocks

109
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What makes up new World monkeys?

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Capucian and Howler monkeys

Prehensile tails

110
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What is the largest ape?

A

Gorrilla

111
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What is a docile herbovoire that is a tree dweller who is in the group “Hominoid Apes”?

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Orangutan

112
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What is the ape that shares 95% of the same genes as humans?

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Chimpanze

113
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What is the study of the developments of man?

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Anthropology

114
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What were the first bipedal humans?

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Australpiths

115
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What were the first humans to use tools, called the ‘handyman’?

A

Homo habilis

116
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What were the first humans to use fire consistantly, known as ‘walking man’?

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Homo erectus

117
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What is Bergmann’s Rule?

A

Animals in colder climates are shorter and stockier than animals in warm climates

118
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What are the characteristics of Echinoderma?

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Marine, endoskeleton, Clacium plate shell, Spiny skin

119
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How do starfish eat?

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Oozes stomach inside shell of prey

120
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Why is the great barrier reef important?

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Home to many marine animals

121
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Starfish populations have increased so much at the great barrier reef because?

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Decreased predidation

122
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What are characteristics of the ‘Hag fish’?

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Benthic scavengers
Oral feelers
Secrete slime
Vertabrae

123
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Sea squirts outer layer is composed of?

A

Cellulose

124
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Study of fishes is called?

A

Ichthyology

125
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The earliest fishes have what on their fins?

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They had no fins

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