Unit 2: Animals Flashcards

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What are the four characteristics seen in animals?

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  • Eat other animals to obtain nutrients
  • Animals are motile in at least one stage of their life
  • Pass through common stages during development from embryo
  • Almost all animals have specialized tissue
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From which colony of protists did the first animal evolve?

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Flagellate protists

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What is the Cambrian explosion?

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Many different animal body plans appear in the fossils

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What are two hypotheses for the Cambrian explosion?

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  • Hard body coverings led to increasingly complex predator-prey relationships
  • Atmospheric oxygen reached high enough concentration to support the metabolism of more active, mobile animals
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What are Hox genes?

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Genes that control cells during development and cause different body plans

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What are the different ways animals reproduce?

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  • Sexual reproduction (fertilization of gametes)
  • Asexual reproduction (budding/fragmentation)
  • Parthenogenesis (unfertilized eggs develop into new offspring)
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List the eight features observed when dividing animals.

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  • Cell and tissue organization
  • Body symmetry
  • Germ layers
  • Protostomes or deuterostomes
  • Ecdysozoans or lophotrochozoans
  • Body cavity
  • Digestive tract
  • Segmentation
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What are the three different types of symmetry?

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  • Radial (multiple parts around a central axis)
  • Bilateral (only one plane can divide animal into mirror images)
  • Asymmetrical (lack symmetry)
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What is the difference between deuterostomes and protostomes?

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  • Deuterostomes: first opening is the anus, develops back to front
  • Protostomes: first opening is the mouth, develops front to back
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Define acoelomate.

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Lack coelom (no true body cavity)

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Define pseudocoelomate.

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Incomplete body cavity (mesoderm only lines epidermis - body wall)

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Define coelomate.

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True body cavity - organs are encased within the mesoderm

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What are the four chordate characteristics?

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  • Notochord
  • Dorsal hollow nerve cord
  • Postanal tail
  • Pharyngeal pouches
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List evolutionary innovations as vertebrates moved from water to land.

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  • Denser bones
  • Lungs and circulatory system
  • Acute hearing and sight, tear glands, and eyelids
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What is a monotreme?

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Lay eggs

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Give examples of monotremes.

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  • Echidnas
  • Platypuses
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What is a marsupial?

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Give birth to underdeveloped offspring; development is finished within a pouch

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Give examples of marsupials.

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  • Kangaroos
  • Koalas
  • Opossums
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What is a placental mammal?

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Give birth to completely developed offspring

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Give examples of placental mammals.

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  • Polar bears
  • Dogs
  • Horses
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Which phylum contains vertebrates with deuterostome development?

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Chordata

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Which phylum contains animals that have nerve nets?

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Cnidaria

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Which phylum contains cuttlefish?

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Mollusca

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Which phylum contains animals that have a radula?

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Mollusca

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Which phylum contains roundworms?
Nematoda
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Which phylum contains animals that have a closed circulatory system and nephridia?
Annelida
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Which phylum contains animals that have an open circulatory system and nephridia?
Mollusca
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Which phylum contains animals that use choanocytes to filter food?
Porifera
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Which phylum contains animals that use the water vascular system?
Echinodermata
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Which phylum contains animals that are bilateral and acoelomate?
Platyhelminthes
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Which phylum contains sponges?
Porifera
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Which phylum contains animals that must molt their cuticle to grow?
Nematoda
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Which phylum contains certain members that have book lungs?
Arthropoda
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Which phylum contains leeches?
Annelida
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Which phylum contains members that reproduce by spawning?
Echinodermata
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Which phylum contains animals whose body is supported by a mesohyl?
Cnidaria
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Which phylum contains animals that use penis fencing?
Platyhelminthes
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Which phylum contains animals that have a coelom ONLY around the heart?
Mollusca
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Which phylum contains dogs?
Chordata
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Which phylum contains animals that have a tissue level of organization?
Cnidaria
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Which phylum contains animals with an exoskeleton made of chitin?
Arthropoda
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Which phylum contains pseudocoelomates?
Nematoda
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Which phylum contains sea cucumbers?
Echinodermata
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Which phylum showed cephalization FIRST?
Platyhelminthes (flatworms)
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Which phylum contains bilateral larva and radial adult?
Echinodermata
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Which phylum contains butterflies?
Arthropoda
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Which phylum contains animals that have a complete digestive system with specialized mouthparts?
Arthropoda
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Which phylum contains animals that use renette cells?
Nematoda
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Which phylum contains flatworms?
Platyhelminthes
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Which phylum uses a hydrostatic skeleton for support?
Annelida
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Which phylum contains corals?
Cnidaria
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Which phylum contains asymmetrical animals?
Porifera
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Which phylum showed a circulatory system FIRST?
Mollusca
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Which phylum contains members that have three germ layers and a backbone?
Chordata
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Which phylum contains snails?
Mollusca
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Which subphylum shows the four chordate characteristics in larval form ONLY?
Urochordata
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Which class includes chickens?
Aves
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Which class contains members covered in scales made of keratin?
Reptilia
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Which class contains animals that have skeletons made of cartilage?
Chondrichthyes
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Which class includes polar bears?
Mammalia
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Which class includes jawless fishes?
Agnatha
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Which subphylum includes lancelets?
Cephalochordata
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Which class contains members that have swim bladders?
Osteichthyes
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Which class was the FIRST to colonize land?
Amphibia
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Which class was the first to use amniotic eggs?
Reptilia
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Which class can live in areas that are scarce in food due to being ectotherms?
Reptilia
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Which class includes sting rays?
Chondrichthyes
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Which class contains animals that have bones that are hollow?
Aves
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Which class includes lizards?
Reptilia
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Which subphylum includes tunicates?
Urochordata
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Which class contains members that were the first to show cranium?
Agnatha
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Which class contains animals that are endothermic and have no teeth?
Aves
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Which class includes clown fish?
Osteichthyes
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Which class contains animals that have a lateral line to detect vibrations?
Chondrichthyes
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Which class has a structure that secretes milk?
Mammalia
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Which subphylum shows the four chordate characteristics as adults ONLY?
Osteichthyes
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Which class contains animals that have operculum?
Osteichthyes
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Which class includes salamanders?
Amphibia