Quiz 5 Flashcards

1
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Arthropoda have jointed…

A

“feet”

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2
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Arthropoda are ___ which means their ___ develops first.

A

protosome; mouth

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3
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Arthropoda Body

A

Exoskeleton (where all muscles attach)

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4
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What type of symmetry do Arthropoda have?

A

bilateral

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5
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Arthropoda appendages

A

jointed

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6
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Examples of Arthropoda

A

insects, spiders, scorpions

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7
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Insects Habitat

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terrestrial, FW

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8
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Crustaceans Habitats

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marine, terr., FW

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9
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Arachnids Habitats

A

terrestrial

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10
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Echinodermata Development

A

deuterostome (undergo cleavage)

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11
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Echinodermata Symmetry

A

pentaradial

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12
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Echinodermata Bones

A

plate-like skeleton

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Echinodermata Vascular System

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water vascular system (series of tubes that pump water throughout the body)

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14
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Water Vascular System Usage

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locomotion, prey capture, etc.

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15
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Echinodermata are mostly found…

A

intertidally

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16
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Echinodermata Examples

A

starfish, sea urchins, sand dollars, sea cucumber, brittle stars

17
Q

Chordata Development

A

Deuterostome (underwent cleavage, anus develops first)

18
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Chordata Symmetry

A

bilateral

19
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Chordata 4 Hallmarks

A

notocord, dorsal hollow nerve cord, pharyngeal gill slits, post-anal tail

20
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Chordata Invertebrates

A

sea squirt, lancelets

21
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Vertebrates (Craniates)

A

jawless fishes, cartilaginous fishes, bony fishes, tetrapods

22
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Jawless fishes

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hagfishes, lampreys

23
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Cartilaginous fishes

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sharks, skates, rays, chimaeras (ratfish)

24
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Bony fishes

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ray-finned, lobe finned

25
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Tetrapods

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amphibians, amniotes

26
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Amniotes

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sauropods (snakes, lizards, etc.), aves (birds), mammals