Animal Bio Exam.
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Snails are often an intermediate host of Schistosoma Japonicum | True |
The ventral blood vessel can be seen through he cuticle and epidermis of an earthworm | False |
Planula are larval forms of molluscs | False |
The radula is only found in snails and slugs | false |
the cercaria are a stage in the life cycle of a liver fluke | true |
a typical fluke has a scolex and a large group of proglottids that make up the stobila | false |
the larger the proglottids are, the more mature they are | true |
the gastrozooids are the reproductive structures of an obelia colony | false |
zooanthellae are dinoflagellates that live in the epidermis of sea anemones | false |
most cnidarians are "k" selected | true |
the organ in an annelid that acts to break down amino acids and convert excess carbohydrates into glycogen and fat is the | chloragogen tissue |
the digestive system of an earthworm includes two sac-like structures the storage facility known as the ___ and the grinding organ known as the _____ | Crop, Gizzard |
the bristles on the ventral surfaces of earthworms for gripping are known as | setae |
when water is confined to a cavity of the body and against which elements of the body wall act it is known as an | hydrostatic skeleton |
nematocysts lining hte tentacles bring in foods to the ____ where digestion occurs | gastrovascular cavity |
the asexual stage of a typical cnidarian is the ___ stage | polyp |
The most developed eyes of molluscs are found in organisms in the class | cephaopoda |
the food handling structures of clams to guide food into the mouth are | palps |
the life cycle of the ___ include raw fish | chinese liver flukes |
the turbellarians have which of the following muscles | longitutinal, circular, oblique |
___is the outer covering of a platyhelminth | Tegument |
___ refers to the number of germ layers in platyhelminthes | triploblastic |
___ refers to the fecal material released on the head of certain molluscs | Fouling |
___ circulatory systems refer to those that circulate blood or hemolymph into hemocoels or cavities rather than specific organs | open |
cephalopods are | dioecious |
larval forms of cnidarians | planula |
stinging cell is a characteristic missing in the phylum | cteophora |
___is accomplished in the segmented worms with internal septa | Metamerism |
the ___ layer is responsible for pearl formation | nacreous |
waste removal in annelids is accomplished through structures called | metanephridia |
Polychaeta | Class of the marine worms |
Annelida | phylum of the segmented worms |
oligochaeta | class of the earthworms |
ctenophora | phylum of the sea walnuts |
hirudina | class of the leeches |
hydrozoans | solitary or colonial asexual polyps and sexual medusae |
scyphozoa | solitary, polyp stage sometimes reduced or absent, bell shaped medusae |
staurozoa | solitary, polyps only, medusa absent |
cubozoa | solitary, polyp stage reduced bell shaped medusae square in cross section |
anthozoa | all polyps, no medusae |
Turbellaria | free living flattworms |
trematoda | class of the digenic flukes |
monogenea | class of monogenetic flukes |
Cestoda | Class of the tapeworms |
Platyhelminthes | class of flat worms |
polyplacophora | class of chitons |
scaphopoda | Class of the tusk shells or tooth shells |
gastropoda | class of snails, slugs, sea hares |
pelecyopda | class of bivalved molluscs including clams, mussels, scallops, oysters |
cephalopoda | class of the squids, octopuses, nautiluses, and cuttlefish |
Phylum Porifera includes: Trichonymphs, Dinoflagellates, and Paramecia | False |
Achaeocytes are amebocytes that move through the mesophyl of sponges | True |
The order of complexity in sponge structure from most simple to most advanced is this" syconoid, leuconoid, and then asconioid | false |
the type of pseudopods exemplified by actinosphareium are known as axopodium | true |
the series of longitudinal microtubules just below the plasma membrance that help stiffen the membrance found in most ciliates is a pellicle | true |
the voyage of the HMS labrador is known worldwide as charles darwins voyage that inspired his theory of evolution | false |
the physical space where an animal lives, and which contains its environment is its habitat | true |
pseudocoelomate, acelomate, and coelomate refer to body plans, which are one of the characteristics important in naming epithelial tissues | false |
lacunae can be found in both bone and carilage | true |
a cladogram is a branching diagram showing the pattern of sharing of evolutionarily dervied characteristics among species or higher taxa | true |
the system of binomial nomenclature is attributed to | carolus linnaeus |
the speciation that occurs when a population is isolated geographically is known as | allopatric speciation |
_____ is a system based solely on morphological (structural characteristics) | Aristotelian Essentialism |
Arcella Vulgaris, amoeboa proteus, actinospharieum, and difflugia all belong in the taxonomic kingdom | protista |
which of hte following is not a valid family name | procyon |
of the four types of symmetry we introduced, almost all vertebrates posses | bilateral symmetry |
striations, nuclei, intercalated discs, invluntary and to some degree vountary describes | cardiac muscle |
the firection of nervous system impulses in a typical neuron is | dendrites-cell body-axon |
the connective tissue with lacunae, osteocytes and a matrix include all of these except: | compact bone |
in a controlled experiment, the part of the experiment that remains the same in order to compare is the | control group |
darwins theory of evolution encompasses 5 specific theories. Which is not one | artificial selection |
populations as they grow are limited by environmental resistance, this resistance leads to a ceiling called the | carrying capacity |
in an age structure pyramid with many more pre reproductives than reproductives the population would be | growing rapidly |
potential reasons for different population structure in more developed countries com[ared to less developed countries include all except | temperature fluctuations |
survivorship curves are a way to look at | reproductive allocation |
the type of natural selection that favors individuals that are average for a particular trait is called | stabilizing selection |
Organisms that can make their own food through photosynthesis are called | autotrophs |
a relationship between two organisms in which one live on or in another organism until the host is consumed is called a | parasitoid relationship |
which of the following is not a structure found in sponges | tests |
difflugia, actinsphaerium, arcella, amoeba proteus, and centropyxis are all | amebas |
all of the potential alleles in the population | gene pool |
evolutionary bursts of activity seen in the fossil record especially in the cambrian explosion | punctuated equilibrium |
small scale genetic changes in a population leading to new very closely related species | microevolution |
several species all adapted from a common ancestor in repsone to subtle environmental cues | adaptive radiation |
the loss of alleles from a population due often to non random mating and potential inbreeding | genetic drift |
a colletion of interacting organisms that represent the feeding relationships that exist in an environment | food web |
a parasite that feeds from whithin the host | endoparasites |
a species that when removed from an environment has a profound effect on other populations | keystone species |
the ability of an organism to adapt in such a way that other organisms believe they are another species | mimicry |
a parasite that feeds from the outside of its host | ectoparasite |
___is the name of the larger excurrent opening in sponges | Osculum |
___ are sponges that contain spicules made of calcium | calcispongiae |
___ is a form of sexual reprocuction | conjugation |
_____are symbiotic protozoans that live in the gut of termites that allow for the digestion of cellulose | Trichnymphs |
______ have the capactiy to evolve | populations |
_____ arae able to stretch as in the urinary bladder | transitional epithelium |
_______ is exemplified by the colonial organism Vovox globater | Spherical Symmetry |
_____ factors are those that influence a population regardless of the number of organism | Density Independent |
______is a relationship between two or more organisms in which both have the potential to be harmed if resources are limited | Competition |
______ is a theory in which small incremental changes in a population occur over long periods of time | Gradualism |
Mites and tick differ from all other arachnids in having their cephalothorax and abdomen completely fused | true |
scorpions resire by means of book gills | false |
the black widow and the brown recluse are dangerous spiders | true |
most species of insects have wings | true |
in complete metamorphosis, the sequence of instars in nymphal instars, pupa, then adult | false |
the water vascular system of sea stars opens to the outside through the madreporite | true |
the brittle stars are the most active ehinoderms | true |
a notochord is present at somet iem in the life cycle of all chordates | true |
tunicates are sessile organisms with no larval stages in their life cycle | false |
vertebrates differ from other chordates because they have a brain case | true |
the ampullary organs of Lorenzini are receptors for detecting weak electrical fields | true |
shars are heavier than water but achieve neutral buoyancy by means of a swim bladder | false |
arthropods arae successful because they have | all of these |
the trilobites are | extinct |
memebers of the class arachnida have | a cephalothorax and abdomen |
the crustaceans that are sessile and enclosed in a shell of calcareous plates are called | barnacles |
insects differ from other arthropods because insects have | wings |
a uniqure characteristic of echinoderms is | all of these |
the echinods | are enclosed in a test |
when a sea star feeds on a clam, it inserts its ___ between the two valves | stomach |
all chordates have | a single, dorsal, tubular nerve chord |
the urochordates are | all of these |
the postanal tail is seen in humans only as a vestige; the | coccyx |
the lateral line of a shark is used for | detecting and locating objects and moving animals in the water |
sharks have | placoid scales |
swim bladders would be expected to be present in | most surface-dwelling fish |
a tough resistant nitrogenous polysaccharide in the cuticle of arthropods is | chitin |
class of the sea urchins and sea biscuits | echinoidea |
class of the sea lilies and feather stars | crinoidea |
class of the sea cucumbers | holothuroidea |
class of the brittle stars and basket stars | ophiuroideada |
class of the sea stars | asteroidea |
visual communication involving the production of light | bioluminescence |
life cycle that includes: egg, larvae, pupa and adult | Holometabollis |
molting of the exoskelton for growth | ecdysis |
chemical signals that affect sexual behavior | phermones |
life cycle that includes: egg, nymph, and adult stages | Hemimetabolis |
Trilobita | trilobites |
chelicerata | spiders, ticks, horseshoe crabs |
crustacea | barnacles, shrimp, lobster |
diplopoda | millipedes |
chilopoda | centipedes |
Some salamanders have neither lungs nor gills | false |
the decline in amphibian populations particularly forgs may be attributeted to habitat distruction | true |
a kinetic skull is a characteristic of all reptiles | false |
reptiles have internal fertilization | true |
most snakes are oviporous | true |
mature feathers are dead structures and must be replaced at regular intervals | true |
the muscle which raises the wind of a bird is located | on the chest |
the main premise underlying darwinian evolution is that the living world is neigher constant nor perpetrually cycling, but always changing | true |
genetic drift occurs to some degree in all population of finite size | true |
the theory of evolution by natural selection was propoed by | darwin and wallace |
darwins finches represent a good example of | adaptive radiaiton |
which of the following is not one of the observations that led darwin to propose the theory of natural selection | the hereditary process features inheritance of discrete and non blending particular factors |
maximum number of individuals of a species that an area can support is the | carrying capacity |
simple columnar epithelial cells with microvilli are found | in the intestine for absorption |
long thin pseudopodia supported by axial rods of microtubules are | axopodia |
the protozoan trypanosoma causes | african sleeping sickness |
characeristics of protozoans include | species with endoskeletons, exoskeletons, and species that are naked |
red tides may be best described by | growth of certain dinoflagellates producing detectable levels of toxin |
the cells of a sponge that are responsible for water flow and capture of some particles are the | choanocytes |
the structural protein found in sponges is | spongin |
structures in different organisms that are similar because they desend with some modiication from a corresponding feature of their common ancestor are sai to be | homologous |
competition between members of the same species for a particular resource is called | intraspecific competition |
similar cells grouped together to perform a common function is called | tissue |
a holozoic protozoan ingest food particles by the process of | phagocytosis |
sexual reproduction invovlves production of gametes that fuse to form a | zygote |
osmoregulation in protozoa is carried out chiefly by structures called | contractile vacuoles |
multiple fission or schizogony is a type of asexual reproduction characteristic of all protozoa belonging to the taxon called | apicomplexans |
the minute, needle-like structures that act as a skeletal support system in sponges are called | spicules |
the water outlets in sponges are known as | oscula |
order gymnophiona include legless caecilian | true |
respiration in organisms of class amphibia is entirely through gills | false |
spermatophores are important reproductive structures in salamander reproduction | true |
the Jacobsons organ is used to detect movement | false |
irregular fluctuations in populations caused by crowding in populations caused by crowding and dispersal are due to | density dependent causes |
bovines have | true horns |
yound that hatch and are immediately active and covered with down are called | precocial |
organ of hearing in a bird is the | cochlea |
squamata | lizards |
male nematodes differ from females internally because they have | a single unbranched reproductive organ. |
the function of the spiracle in skates and rays is for | water intake |
juvenile trichina worms live in the | skeletal muscle |
elephantiasis is caused by filarial worms that live in the | lymphatic system |
Nematodes are | dioecious |
adult eels from both europe and noth american spawn at great depth in the sea of | sargasso |
nematodes only have | longitudinal muscle |
minute pincer like ____ are found on the surfaces of many sea stars | pedicellaria |
lancelets belong to the subphylum | cepahlochordata |
ampihipoda | taxon of scuds |
euphausiacea | taxon of krill |
decopoda | taxon of crabs, lobster, and crayfish |
chilopoda have | posion claws |
larval eels were first called | leptocephali |
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