Third Quiz (refined) Flashcards
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________ is the term used to describe an embryo that develops in an egg and hatches outside a mother’s body
oviparous
what are four things true of deuterostomes?
radial cleavage, blastopore, indeterminate cleavage, coelomates
which type of animal can not be used in a discussion of only reptiles?
theropods
Net Primary Productivity is the amount of energy that remains from Gross Primary Productivity and is usually ________ % of GPP
5-20%
name an order that is not under amphibians
Decapoda
which nutrient moves between terrestrial and marine systems in a strictly sedimentary cycle
phosphorus
as a mammalian human you are not a ________________
Celphalochordate
what is the name of the first bird and what was it’s major adaptation to flight?
Archaeopteryx, feathers and keratin wings
the process by which soil bacteria converts atmospheric N2 (N=N) to NH3 is called ______________
ammonification
__________ has clam like shells
Brachiopods
____ ______ are lobefin fish
lung fishes
___________ means both ways of life
amphibians
________ have a rasp-like medulla
mollusks
_________ has sticky tentacles and cilia
Ctenophora
_______ ___ has a yolk sac and albumin
amniotic egg
_________ is the least derived craniate
hagfish
______________s include sharks, skates and rays
Chondrichthyans
Primary Productivity increases with decreased rainfall
True or False
False
three factors that limit primary productivity
light, nutrition, and water availability
what are the two types of food webs?
grazing and detrital
what are the three germ layers found in a triploblastic animal? which one covers an animals outer surface?
endoderm, ectoderm and mesoderm.
ectoderm is the outer most layer
which ecosystem has the highest % total Net Primary Productivity?
ocean
what are the three living lineages of mammals
monotremes, marsupials and placentals
name the industrial nitrogen fixation process that is responsible for a 40% increase in the human population
Haber-Bosch process