Week 10 Flashcards

1
Q

once you pass 30 degrees north or south, why are there no coral reefs?

A

calcification levels decrease

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2
Q

amounts of co2 in the water affect the ____ and ___ ______

A

pH, aragonite saturation

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3
Q

__ percent of incoming energy is radiated back into space, rest is absorbed

A

30

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4
Q

name some greenhouse gasses

A

co2, methane, nitrous oxide

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5
Q

what three things do the amount of solar radiation depend on

A

eccentricity, axial tilt and precession

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6
Q

what is eccentricity

A

amount of orbit differs from a perfect circle

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7
Q

what is precession

A

orientation of the rotational axis of a rotating body

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8
Q

how does pH get lowered by co2 absorption in the ocean

A

co2 reacts with water to form carbonic acid, the converted into bicarbonate, releasing H+ which therefore lower pH

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9
Q

lower pH means less ___ _____ in the water

A

free hydrogen

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10
Q

free hydrogen in the water convets _____ into _____

A

carbonate into bicarbonate

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11
Q

why do we need carbonate in the water?

A

so organisms like corals can create their carbonae skeletons

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12
Q

coral bleaching is highly likely if sea temperature reaches ___C over the long term summer max

A

1

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13
Q

what are some difficulties with corals adapting to changes

A

long generation times therefore slow rates of evolution, may be at the cost of genetic diversity

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14
Q

exceeding ___ppm will result in coral beaching on an annual basis

A

450

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15
Q

what are some primitive bilatera characteristics

A

bilateral symmetry, anterior/posterior axis, coelom, metamerism, cephalization

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16
Q

what is enterocoely

A

outpocketing of the mesoderm

17
Q

what are the five derived chrodate characteristics

A

Notochord, dorsal nerve cord, pharangeal pouches/slits, postanal tail and endostyle/thyroid gland

18
Q

in the dorsal nerve cord, is the anterior or posterior end enlarged?

19
Q

in more complex organisms, the dorsal nerve cord runs through _____ _____

A

neural arches

20
Q

what are some characteristics of the notochord

A

first part of endoskeleton, stiffens body axis, permits movement without shortening

21
Q

what is the difference ebtween pharyngeal pouches and slits

A

water can flow through slits, pouches are pockets on the inside that do not go out

22
Q

T or F: sometiems pharyngeal slits evolve into gills

23
Q

what is the postanal tail for

A

mobility and balance

24
Q

what is the endostyle

A

like the thyroid in less complex organsims, secres mucous

25
what are sephalochordata
marine burrowing, simple, pull in water through the mouth and through pharangeal slits
26
what is the subphylum urochordata
sessile marine adults, sea squirts!
27
T or F: sea squirts are the only animal that is made of cellulose
T
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what does craniata mean
skull encovering the brain, also has cartilage or bony endoskeleton