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Pogona vitticeps
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Lamium amplexicaule
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Phrynus marginemaculatus
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Ceratophrys ornata
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| Argentine horned frog/toad |
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Lycopodim flabelliforme
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Grammostola rosea
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| Chilean rose-hair tarantula |
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Uromastyx maliensis
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Alligator mississipiensis
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Taraxacum officinale
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Eublepharis macularius
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Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginanae
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-ectothermic
-heterothermic
-poikilothermic |
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-externally controlled body temperature
-temperature changes at different times
-both of the above |
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| behavioral thermoregulation |
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| 1st pair of legs look like antennae |
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| tooth-like projections in the back of throat; keeps prey from crawling out |
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| staying dormant through dry/hot period |
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| shedding; physiological; keeps predators from eating it |
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| evolution; epidermal scales just aren't shed. |
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| most reptiles have _ chambers, but Alligator mississipiensis has _. |
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| put eggs in rotting vegetation to keep warm. |
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| bony plates on alligators |
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| males make ultrasonic waves that create droplets to entice females. |
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| more than one flower on head; multiple flowers. |
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| for light gathering at night |
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-gymnosperm & angiosperm hosts, many hosts.
-one host. |
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| needs living host to survive |
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-phototropism
-scototropism
-heliotropism
-gravitropism
-hydrotropism
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-(positive__) grows in direction of sun
-(negative__) grows in darkness
-movement/growth towards or away from the sun; movement dependent on sun
-roots grow towards gravity
-moving or growing towards or away from water; dependent on water
-plant tendrils respond to touch |
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| venus fly trap; response to touch |
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| non-directional movement by plants |
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| injestion->digestion->egestion(poo) |
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1.) Symmetry
2.) Level of Organization
3.) Embryological Development
4.) Body Cavity
5.) Metamerism
6.) Ecdysis
7.) Molecular |
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| asymmetry, radial, bilateral, biradial |
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| Embryological Development |
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| Zygote - mitosis - O - O - morula - blastula (blastocoel) - gastrula (blastopore) - diploblastic - triploblastic - protosome - deuterostome |
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- diploblastic
- triploblastic
- protosome
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- 2 tissue layers, ectoderm and endoderm
- 3 tissue layers, ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm
- anus on top
- mouth on top |
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BODY CAVITY
Acoelomate
PSEUDOcoelomate
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no body cavity
simple/"false" body cavity
complex body cavity |
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| cellular level of organization, asymmetry, embedded in mesohyl, spicules used for structural support, calcerous, spongin fibers. |
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Cell Types
- CHOANOcytes
- ARCHAEocytes
- PORocytes
- PINACocytes |
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- water flow, phagocytosis, collar, flagellum
- TOTIPOTENT- can transform into any cell type, move around the mesohyl
- form holes in sponges (the ostium)
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1.) Mineral
2.) Organic: spongin fibers
3.) body types:
simple (ASCON)
intermediate (SYCON)
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Calcarea - only class with ascons
Hexactinellida - deep marine, 6 rayed silicious spicules, Glass sponge
Demospongiae - largest class, Leucon body type, silicious spicules
Demospongiae |
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diploblastic- 2 layers of tissue
radial symmetry
Phylum Cnidaria and Phylum Ctenophora |
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jellyfish, hydras, anemones, corals
2 stages in life cycle: polyp and medusa, mesoglea, feeding and reproductive polyps |
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stinging cells usually in tentacles
firable weapon from inside a nematocyte |
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| Hydrozoa, Scyphozoa, Anthozoa |
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no medusa, Obelia lifecycle (colony), hermaphrodites aka monoecious.
EX: Hydra, Obelia, Physalia (portugese man o war) |
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| oral arms, scyphistoma, ephyra, medusa dominant |
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| box jellyfish, deadly animals, Chionex fleckeri |
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| only polyps, large gastrovascular cavity that is subdivided, coral reef |
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| comb jellies, paired rows, 8 rows, cilia (largest animal with cilia), iridescent, bioluminescence, locomotion, ctenes (8 rows), mesoglea between two tissue layers |
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BILATERIA
PROTOSOME
ACOELOMATE |
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triploblastic
protosome
acoelomate
bilateral symmetry |
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| flat worms, simple gut, Class Turbellaria: free living, circular, longitudinal, parenchymal muscles, regeneration, pharynx. Class Cestoda: tape worms, scolex (head), proglottoid, strobila, |
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