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stratified squamous epithelium,
mucous glands (smaller, white),
chromatophors (just under skin),
poison glands (red) |
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epithelium- covering and linings
connective tissue- matrix, structural
muscle- contractile
nervous- neurons, AP |
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| cornified cells with keratin, waterproofs and toughens, difficult to recieve oyxgen and water so lots of dead cells |
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connective tissue,
collagen hair follicles w/ muscle
sebaceous gland- sebum, oil
sweat glands- deeper, coiled
beneath dermis- adipose tissue large fat storing vacuoles. |
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| labeling the frog - alive |
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belly- ventral
back- dorsal
butt- posterior,caudal
external nares
face- anterior cephalic |
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| opening of digestive and urogenital |
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| lighter, allows us to become bigger |
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| like the one in your pants? no. |
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| osteocyte surrounded by a matrix of collagen impregnated with calcium salt |
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| concentric rings that form cylinders called haversian canals through which blood vessels and nerves run |
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| layer of bone between canals |
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| space occupied a small space within the matrix |
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| hair like extension from each lacuna |
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axial- skull, ribs, sternum, column
appendicular- pectoral girdle, pelvic girdle, and limbs |
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| circular and longitudinal muscles |
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pericardial membrane
2 atria and 1 ventricle
conus arteriosus
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| sac filled with coagulated blood |
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| blood returning from the head and anterior part of the body enter the sinus venousus via these |
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| blood from the posterior part of the body enters via this single vein |
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| simple columnar epithelium |
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| microscopic folds on villi |
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| intercalated discs with nuclei |
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| make new blood cells and break down old |
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| consists of excretory and reproductive organs |
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| water balance and eliminate toxins |
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| carries urine to the bladder |
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| provide support, nutrition, and protection for the nuerons |
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| solid ball of cells after cleavage |
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hollow morula
blastocoel inside |
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| vegetal pole and animal pole |
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vegetal-thicker, macromeres
animal-thinner, micromers |
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on vegetal side, creating the archenteron (gut)
gives rise to two layered embryo called the gastrula |
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| first is the anus, second is mouth |
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| second opening is the mouth |
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| control extension and retraction of the tube feet and are used for locomotion and nomming |
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