Test 9 (over Lab 8) Flashcards

(41 cards)

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What are tagmata?

A

fused body segments

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What traits define Phylum Anthropoda?

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Jointed appendages, hardened exoskeleton, tagmata, lay eggs

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3
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What are chelicerae used for?

A

Feeding/ tearing

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4
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What is a cephothorax?

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Fused head and body segments

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What traits define class Crustacea?

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Appendages are biramous, 2 or 3 tagmata, compound eyes, gills, carapace

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What does biramous mean?

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Double branched

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7
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What classes have uniramous appendages?

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Chilopoda, Diplopoda, Insecta

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What tagmata do centipedes and millipedes have?

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Head and segmented trunk

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9
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Benefit of complete metamorphosis?

A

Prevents resource competition between juveniles and adults

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10
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Adaptive advantages of wings?

A

Escape predators, food scavenging, migration

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11
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What is a telson?

A

Tail

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12
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What is a carapace?

A

Under layer

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13
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What are chelicerae?

A

Bran by things inside crab

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What are pedipalps?

A

The special separate little arms on spider and crab

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15
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What are chelipeds?

A

Special grabby arms on lobster in class Crustacea

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16
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Simple eyes are called what?

A

Ocelli

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17
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What are spiracles?

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Little dots on the side of insect

18
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What are spiracles used for?

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An opening to a trachea for gas exchange

19
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What type of body shape do millipedes have?

20
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What are the gills of a crayfish attached to?

21
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What appendages are biramous?

22
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What are pedipalps used for?

A

Capturing prey, sensing, copulating

23
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What classes are in subphylum Chelicerata?

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Class Merostomata (horsetail crab) AND Class Arachnidia (spiders,mites,scorpions)

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What is the class is Subphylum Crustacea?

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Class Crustacea (lobster and crayfish)

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Class in Subphylum Myriapoda?
Class Chilopoda (centipedes), Class Diplopoda (millipedes), and Class Insecta
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Unifying trait of Subphylum Myriapoda?
They have single branched appendages (uniramous)
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Unifying trait of Subphylum Crustacea?
Double-branched appendages
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Hard exoskeleton adaptive advantage
Deters water loss, protection from predators
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Jointed appendages adaptive advantages
Provides sights for muscle attachments, strength
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Specialized appendages adaptive advantages
Feeding, sensing, reproduction, defense
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What structures enable respiration in insects?
Trachea and spiracles. Passive respiration
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Classes with 8 legs
Merostomata and Arachnida
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Classes with 10 legs
Crustacea
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Classes with 6 legs
Insecta
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Classes with 4 antennae
Crustacea
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Classes with 2 antennae
Chilopoda, Diplopoda, and Insecta
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Classes with no antennae
Merostomata and Arachnida
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Define molting
Shedding old feathers, hair, skin, or she'll to make room for new growth
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Chelipeds definition
1st walking legs/pinchers, Crustacea
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3 social behaviors of insects
Striddlaton, pheromones, bioluminescence
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Ancestral traits of anthropods
Movement, tissue, organs, bilateral symmetry