Pisces Group Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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What does Devonian mean?

A

age of fishes

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Pisces is divided into these classes

A

Class myxini, Class Cephalospidomorphi, Class Chondrichthyes, Class Osteichthyes,

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3
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in subphylum craniate, the notochord is replaced by the _________

A

Backbone

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4
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What else distinguishes craniates from other chordates?

A

Segmentation found in muscles and vertebra

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5
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Class Myxini is commonly known as the_______

A

Hagfish

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6
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Class myxini’s primary food source?

A

Detritus - decaying tissue

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7
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members of Class Myxini have _____ skeletons

A

Cartilaginous

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8
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All members of group pisces have ______ hearts

A

2 chambered

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9
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Defense mechanism of Myxini?

A

slime

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10
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What were the results of the Cambrian Explosion?

A

Vertebrates developed more complex nervous systems and advanced skeletal systems as well as more effective means of prey capture and predator evasion.

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11
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Class Cephalospidomorphi are commonly known as ______

A

Lamprey, or jawless fish.

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12
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Class Cephalospidomorphi have ______ skeletons

A

Cartilaginous

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13
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what is unique about class Cephalospidomorphi’s cartilaginous skeleton?

A

It is different from cartilaginous fish skeletons because it contains no collagen. (it has a stiff protein matrix)

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14
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what has a stif cartilaginous pipe around its notochord with stiff dorsal projections?

A

Class Cephalospidomorphi

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15
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Myxini are found in _______

A

marine habitats only

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16
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Cephalospidomorphi are found in ___________

A

freshwater and marine habitats

17
Q

Life style of Cephalospidomorphi

18
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Class placodermi are found_______

A

No where, the are extinct

19
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Class Chondrichthyes are known as ___________

20
Q

Class Chondrichthyes include

A

Sharks, skates, and rays

21
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What class of Group Pisces posses a lateral line?

A

Class Chondrichthyes

22
Q

Class Chondrichthyes contain _____ in blood. For what purpose?

A

Urea. Osmoregulation

23
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Do all fish have swim bladders?

A

No, Class Chondrichthyes does not and only some of Class Osteichythyes do

24
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Teeth are modified from what structure in Class Chondrichthyes

25
Sharks can be Oviparous or Ovoviviparous. what is the difference?
Oviparous means that eggs hatch outside the mothers body. Ovoviviparous means eggs hatch inside the uterus.
26
Class Osteichythyes are also known as _______
Bony fish
27
in Osteichythyes, cartilage in the skeleton is replaced by ______
Calcium phosphate
28
What is an Operculum?
Gill covering. Found in Osteichythyes
29
Most Osteichythyes have what type of fertilization?
external
30
Most Chondrichthyes have what type of fertilization?
internal
31
What are Gnathostomes?
Jawed vertebrates
32
Gnathostomes include,
sharks and their relatives, ray-finned fishes, lobe-finned fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals
33
Osteichthyes have 2 subclasses ______ and ________
Sarcopterygii (fleshy finned fish, or lungfish & Lobe finned fish), and Actinopterygii (ray finned)
34
Sarcopterygii include ______
Coelacanths
35
Actinopterygii
Most common fish. Include Goldfish, bass, catfish, Moray eel, etc.