Quiz #3 Echinodermata and Chordata Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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Echinodermata Movement

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Sessile or Slow moving

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2
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Eye Spots

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Tip of Rays

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3
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Echinodermata Digestion

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Complete

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4
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Echinodermata Support

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Endoskeleton - Calcium Carbonate

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5
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Echinodermata Reproduction

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External

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6
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Class Holothuroidea Example

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Sea Cucumbers

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7
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Class Asteroidea Example

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Sea Stars

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8
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Echinodermata Symmetry

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Radial

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9
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Echinodermata Circulatory System

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Open

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10
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Water Vascular System

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How sea stars get around

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11
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Class Ophiuroidea Example

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Brittle Star

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12
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Regenerative Properties

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They can regrow limbs

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13
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Class Echinoidea Example

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Sea Urchins, Sand Dollars, Sea Stars

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14
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Pharyngeal Slits

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develop into gills and eventually elements of the head, jaw, and ears

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15
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Optic Nerve

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Part of the chordates nervous system

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16
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Chordates Digestion

17
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Pumps blood in chordates

18
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Dorsal Hollow Nerve Cord

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develops into the central nervous system: the brain and the spinal cord

19
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Notochord

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Becomes cartilage dies between the vertebrae

20
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Function of Dorsal Fins

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Increase Lateral Surface Drag

21
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Function of the Pelvic Fins

22
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Chordates Symmetry

23
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Function of the pectoral Fins

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Steer and control depth

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Function of the Caudal Fins

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Class of Chordates that lack paired fins
Agnatha
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Class of Chordates that have pseudoteeth
Agnatha
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Class of Chordates that lack Jaws
Agnatha
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Example Hagfish
Agnatha
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Class of Chordates that are composed of cartilage
Chondrichthyes
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Class of Chordates that have their mouth located on their ventral side
Chondrichthyes
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Class of Chordates that are made of cartilage and have moveable jaws
Chondrichthyes
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Class of Chordates that have skin covered by minute denticles
Chondrichthyes
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Class of Chordates that skeleton is made of bone
Osteichthyes
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Class of Chordates that have gills covered by operculum
Osteichthyes
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Class of Chordates that have their mouth terminally located
Osteichthyes
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Class of Chordates that have scales made of bone
Osteichthyes