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in amphibians, some member achieve sexual maturity in their larval morphological form. |
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in frogs, the act of a male mounting a female to stimulate her to lay eggs as he scatters sperm over them. |
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an animal receives its body heat from external sources (sun) rather than producing it internally by metabolic means. |
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breaks down blood vessel walls and blood cells |
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affects nerve impulse transmission to heart and diaphragm; blindness. |
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stabilize ribs (like a truss)-chicken |
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allow jaw to unhinge to swallow large prey (owls, snakes) |
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taste the air (rat snake) |
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detect body heat of prey (rattlesnake) |
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produce sounds much like vocal cords (mockingbird) |
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produce lubricants for feathers (pigeon) |
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cover eye with a transparent membrane for protection (alligator) |
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detects light and dark (iguana) |
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a sexual strategy in which a female carries fertilized eggs internally with young living off yolk and hatching just before birth |
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a common body opening for fecal, urinary and reproductive products. |
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a condition of highly variable body temperatures that changes with environmental temperatures. |
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take in water (sting ray) |
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collect algae for feeding (larval lamprey) |
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packages sperm (male salamander) |
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increases absorption and digestive surface area of intestine (shark) |
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produce hormones in response to light (lamprey) |
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Ampullary Organs of Lorenzini |
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detect electromagnetic fields and weak electrical currents (sharks) |
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cells containing pigments that give color to animals like frogs and fish |
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protection- these are the outside cells covering a sponge body |
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digestion- these are the motile cells inside the mesoglea of sponges. |
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food production- there are captive algae inside cnidarian mesoglea. |
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a host physiologically similar enough to a parasite's preferred host to attract them to it, but different enough that the parasite cannot use it to complete its life cycle |
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one host/generation- an external parasite that is an acoelomate that has a direct life cycle. |
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a host that is preferred by a parasite but not required for the parasite to complete its life cycle. |
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tiny outfoldings in the _____ of a tapeworm proglottid that add surface area for absorption of nutrients |
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a hard covering over a gastropod's foot that closes off the entrance to the shell when it withdraws. |
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a sharp rasping tongue like structure on gastropods, chitons, etc. for obtaining food. |
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having both male and female genders in the same individual. |
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a cavity inside the body bounded by two mesoderm germ layers. |
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Principle of Uniformitarianism |
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the notion that the processes of physics operating the universe today have always been doing so and at about the same rate or magnitude. |
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an infertile offspring resulting crossing two different species. |
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grouping animals into categories according to supposed evolutionary relationships (ancestry) |
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the ability to pass genes on to subsequent generations- producing offspring that are fertile. |
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survival of offspring that possess a genetic makeup that assumes their survival in an environment that others fail to survive in. |
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an animal that undergoes development such that the embryonic blastopore becomes the mouth. |
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an idea that has withstood repeated tests and that provides a unifying explanation for how things work in nature. |
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show which animals may be related by showing similar anatomical features (limb bones of birds, mammals, and reptiles are similar in pattern) |
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show what ancestral animal an organism may have evolved from by the presence of a useless remnant (whales have hip bones showing they evolved from animals that walked) |
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attachment of an ascidian larva to a substrate |
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filtering algae from water in an ascidian |
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passing water out of the body cavity (in an ascidian) |
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straining algae from the water (cephalochordate) |
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passing water out of body cavity (cephalochordate) |
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setting up water currents to draw algae and water into the body (cephalochordates) |
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movement- these are muscle groups (cephalochordate) |
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In which environment are more animals in temperate latitudes exposed to a wider variety of temperature?
(a)water, (b)air, (c)neither, they are exposed equally |
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In which environment are animals exposed to a higher concentrations of oxygen?
(a)water, (b)air, (c)neither, they are exposed equally |
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Members of which of the following group(s) of organisms lack a stomach?
(a)Agnatha, (b)Chondrichthyes, (c)Osteichthyes, (d)Amphibia, (e)all of the above, (f)none of the above |
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Members of which of the following group(s) of organisms must lay their eggs in water (or damp environments) because their eggs lack protective shells?
(a)Agnatha, (b)Chondrichthyes, (c)Osteichthyes, (d)Amphibians, (e)all of the above, (f)none of the above |
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ANSWER: (F) None of the above |
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Which of the following nitrogenous waste products is the most soluble in water?
(a)uric acid, (b)ammonia, (c)urea, (d)none of the above, they are equally soluble |
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Birds eliminate most of their nitrogenous wastes in the form of _?_, while fish eliminate most of their waste in the form of _?_.
(a)urea;ammonia (b)ammonia;uric acid (c)ammonia;urea (d)urea;uric acid, (e)uric acid;ammonia (f)uric acid; urea |
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ANSWER: (E) Uric Acid, Ammonia |
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Which of the following do not use a lateral line for hearing?
(a)Agnathans, (b)Osteichthyans, (c)Chondrichthyans, (d)larval frogs, (e)adult frogs |
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Which of the above groups of animals have members with a three-chambered heart?
(a)Agnatha, (b)Chondrichthyes, (c)Osteichthyes, (d)Amphibia, (e)all of the above, (f)none of the above |
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Which of the following groups of chordates have members that have median fins, but no paired fins?
(a)Amphibians, (b)Agnathans, (c)Osteichthyans, (d)Chondrichthyans |
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Members of which of the following groups of organisms have movable eyelids?
(a)Agnatha, (b)Chondrichthyes, (c)Osteichthyes, (d)Amphibians, (e)all of the above, (f)none of the above |
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Evidenced by the amount of brain volume dedicated to it, the special sense in lampreys that is probably the most well developed is the sense of:
(a)sight, (b)hearing, (c)smell, (d)balance |
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Frog tadpoles live:
(a)exclusively in fresh water, (b)exclusively in salt water, (c)in neither salt nor fresh water, (d) in either fresh and salt water depending on the time of their life cycle |
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ANSWER: (A) Exclusively in fresh water |
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Of the following four scale types, which is considered most modern?
(a)cycloid, (b)ganoid, (c)ctenoid, (d)placoid |
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The principle food source making up the diet of larval frogs (tadpoles) is:
(a)insects and other small invertebrates,
(b)algae, (c)fish, (d)flowering plants |
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Adult frogs hear sounds by using their _?_; larval frogs hear sounds by using their _?_.
(a)tympanic membrane;lateral line, (b)lateral line;tympanic membrane,
(c)tympanic membrane;tympanic membrane,(d)lateral line; lateral line |
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ANSWER: (A) Tympanic membrane; lateral line |
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Which of the above groups of organisms have some members that lay eggs on land that are protected by a hard shell?
(a)Agnatha, (b)Amphibia, (c)Chondrichthyes, (d)Osteichthyes, (e)all of these, (f)none of the above |
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ANSWER: (F) None of the above |
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Which animal in the following list has the most efficient kidney, requiring the least amount of water to eliminate its nitrogenous wastes?
(a)bullfrog, (b)minnow, (c)shark, (d)hagfish |
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The vegetal pole of frog eggs contains _?_ and is _?_ in weight than the opposite pole.
(a)yolk;lighter, (b)the embryonic frog;lighter, (c)yolk;heavier, (d)the embryonic frog:heavier |
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Eggs of most salamanders are fertilized:
(a) internally, (b)externally |
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Which of the following in present in agnathans?
(a)paired fins, (b)paired gills, (c)both of the above, (d)neither of the above |
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Larval lampreys feeding strategy is:
(a) scavenging on dead fish and other dead aquatic animals, (b)sucking blood and body fluids of live fish, (c)filter feeding on algae, (d)catching invertebrates |
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ANSWER: (C) Filter feeding on algae |
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Larval lampreys live in:
(a)fresh water streams, (b)the ocean,
(c)damp places on land, (d) none of the above |
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ANSWER: (A) Fresh water streams |
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Which of the following scale types is most common in bony fish?
(a)ganoid, (b)placoid, (c)ctenoid |
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Members of which of the following subgroups of chordates have some members that have a three-chambered heart at least at some time in their life?
(a)Osteichthyes, (b)Chondrichthyes, (c)Agnatha, (d)Amphibia, (e)all of the above, (f)none of the above |
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Which of the following animals belong to the Order Gymnophonia?
(a)salamander, (b)hagfish, (c)sting ray, (d)caecilian, (e)lamprey, (f)sea horse |
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Which group of Chordates has more members and more species than any other?
(a)Agnatha, (b)Amphibia, (c)Chondrichthyes, (d)Osteichthyes |
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Of the following of the three scales, which is considered most primitive?
(a)cycloid, (b)ganoid, (c)ctenoid |
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Which of the following forms of nitrogenous wast is least soluble in water, thus requiring the least amount of urine volume to eliminate?
(a)urea, (b)uric acid, (c)ammonia, (d)they have about equal solubility |
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Which of the following forms of nitrogenous waste is most common in fish?
(a)urea, (b)uric acid, (c)ammonia, (d)they are about equally common |
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Which of the following of nitrogenous waste is most common in frogs?
(A) urea, (b)uric acid, (c)ammonia, (d)they are about equally common |
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What constitutes the diet of tadpoles?
(a)fish, (b)insects, (c)Algae, (d) blood and body fluids of other animals |
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Agnathans all have a _?_ methods of reproduction.
(a)ovoviviparous, (b)oviparous, (c)viviparous |
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The scales of reptiles are _? in origin; those fish are _?_.
(a)dermal;epidermal, (b)epidermal;dermal, (c)dermal;dermal, (d)epidermal;epidermal |
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ANSWER: (B) Epidermal;Dermal |
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Which of the following four-chambered hearts?
(a)turtles, (b)lizards, (c)alligators, (d)tuataras, (e)snakes, (f)all of the above, (g)none of the above |
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Compared to the skull of turtles, the skulls of snakes and lizards are _?_ ossified.
(a)much more, (b)much less, (c)equally well |
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Compared to the rib cage of amphibians, that of reptiles is _?_ well developed.
(a)much more, (b)much less, (c)equally |
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Compared to the pelvis of amphibians, that of reptiles is _?_ well developed.
(a)much more, (b)much less, (c)equally |
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Internal fertilization of eggs occurs in __ reptiles.
(a)no, (b)all, (c)some |
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The main nitrogenous waste product of reptiles is primarily in the form of__; that of birds is primarily in the form of __.
(a)urea;urea, (b)urea;uric acid, (c)uric acid;urea, (d)uric acid, uric acid, (e)urea, ammonia, (f)ammonia, urea |
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ANSWER: (D) Uric acid; uric acid |
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In which subgroup does the egg sometimes hatch into a larval stage that is morphologically dissimilar to the adult form?
(a)snakes, (b)lizards, (c)crocodilians, (d)turtles, (e)sphendons, (f)in no subgroups, (g) in all subgroups |
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ANSWER: (F) In no subgroups. |
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