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Biology Honors > Unit 8- Chapters 23 and 24 > Flashcards

Unit 8- Chapters 23 and 24 Flashcards

Vocabulary and Key Ideas

1
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Animals are the most…

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…physically diverse kigndom of organisms

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2
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all animals share…

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…a set of characteristics

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3
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collagen

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a three-stranded protein unique to animal

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4
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homeotic

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genes that are a class of genes that control early development

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5
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homeobox

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defini the head-to-tail pattern of development in animal embryos

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6
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Each animal phylum has…

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…a unique body plan

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7
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animals are grouped using…

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…a variety of criteria

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8
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A comparison of structure and genetics reveals…

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… the evolutionary history of animals

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9
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vertebrate

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an animal with an internal segmented backbone

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invertebrate

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an animal without internal segmented backbones

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phylum

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a group of animals defined by structural and functional characteristics that are different from every other animal group

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12
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bilateral symmetry

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symmetry that divides an animal equally along only one plane

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13
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radial symmetry

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symmetry that divides an animal in a circle around a central axis

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14
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protostome

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when the mouth is formed first

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15
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deuterostomes

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when the anus is formed first

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16
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sponges have… but no…

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…specialized cells …tissues

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17
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Cnidarians are the…

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…oldest existing animals that have specialized tissues

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18
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sessile

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unable to move

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19
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filter feeders

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eat by straining particles from the water

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20
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polyp

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cylindrical tubes with mouth and tentacles facing upward

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21
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medusa

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umbrella-shaped with mouths and tentacles downward

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22
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mesoglea

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jellylike material that separates the two tissue layers of cnidarians

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23
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nematocyst

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the stinging structures foun on both sea anemones and jellyfish

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24
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gastrovascular cavity

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saclike digestive space in a cnidarians

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25
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flatworms are…

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…simple bilateral animals

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26
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molluska are…

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…diverse animals

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27
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annelids have…

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…segmented bodies

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28
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flatworms (3 types)

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planarians, flukes, tapeworms

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29
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complete digestive tract

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consists of two openings (anus and mouth) at opposite ends of a continuous tube

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30
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radula

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a filelike feeding organ

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31
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hemocoel

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consists of spaces between cells within the animal’s tissues

32
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segmentation

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refers to the repeated sectinos of an annelid’s long body that contain a complex set of body structures

33
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coelom

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a fluid-filled space that is completely surrounded by muscle

34
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roundworms shed their…

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…stiff outer skeletons as they grow

35
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many roundworms are…

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…parasites

36
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cuticle

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made of chitin and must be shed whenever the animal grows larger

37
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pseudocoelem

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not completely lined by muscle

38
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echinoderms have…

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…radial symmetry

39
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there are ___ classes of echinoderms

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five

40
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ossicle

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interlocking calcium-based plates making up the internal skeleton of an echinoderms

41
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water vascular system

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a series of water-filled radial canals that extend along each arm from the ring canal surrounding the central disk

42
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arthropod features are…

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…highly adapted

43
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arthropod exoskeletons serve…

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…a variety of functions

44
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arthropod diversity evolved over…

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…millions of years

45
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arthropod

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an invertebrate animal with an exoskeleton made of chitin; a series of paired jointed appendages; and segmented body parts

46
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exoskeleton

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an external skeleton that supports the animal’s tissues against gravity

47
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chitin

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a long organic molecule made of sugars that is arranged in layers

48
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appendage

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an extension of an organism’s body

49
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segmentation

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describes how an arthropod’s body parts are divided into similar sections that have each evolved for a different function

50
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arthropods (5 groups)

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trilobites
crustaceans
chelicerates (arachnids)
insects
myriapods
51
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crustaceans evolved as…

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…marine arthropods

52
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crustacean appendages can…

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…take many forms

53
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there are many different types of…

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…crustaceans

54
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crustaceans

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a group of arthropods that have two distinct body sections, a hard exoskeleton

55
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cephalothorax

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the region of an organism in which the head and trunk region are combined into one long section

56
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abdomen

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rear portion of the organism

57
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carapace

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covers the sides of the body and protects the gills

58
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mandibles

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highly adapted appendages that crush and bite food before ingestion

59
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arachnids are the…

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…largest group of chelicerates

60
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arachnids have evolved into a…

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…diverse group

61
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chelicerates

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arthropods that lack antennae and have six pairs of appendages, which incle four pairs of walking legs

62
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arachnids

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a terresrial group of chelicerates characterized by eight legs, fanglike pincers that inject venom, and the ability to produce silk

63
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book lungs

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structures built of many thin, hollow sheets of tissue that look like the pages of a book

64
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spiracles

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tiny holes on the abdomen that open and close to allow oxygen to enter

65
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tracheae

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carry oxygen directly to the arachnid’s tissues

66
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insects are the dominant…

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…terrestrial arthropods

67
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insects undergo…

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…metamorphosis

68
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insects have adapted to…

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…life on land

69
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incomplete metamorphosis

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direct developmet
egg to nymph to adult
nymph looks similar to adult

70
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complete metamorphosis

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young insects do not look like adults but molt and change

egg to larva to pupa to adult

71
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pupa

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an inactive form of an insect

72
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arthropods and humans share…

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…many of the same resources

73
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some arthropods cna spread..

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…human diseases

74
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insecticide

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a chemical compound that kills insects and other arthropods

75
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vector

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an organism that carries a disease from one host to another

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