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Speciation:
New species
microevelution:
Changes within a population over generations
Species:
"kind" or "apperance"
Taxonomy:
Names and classifies species into large groups
Biological Species Concept
1942 by Ernst Mayr.
Species can produce fertal offspring
Morphological Species Concept
Asexual Orginisms and Fossils
Ecological Species Concept
Nitches, Fish eat at differnt water levels
Phylogentic species concept
common ancesters, Mate different seasons
Prezygotic Barriers
-Temporal Isolation: Mating in different seasons.
-Habitat I: Dif habitats, dnt meet
-Behavioral I: not attracted to
-Mechanical:sex orgins not compatable
-Gametic: Die before uniting or fail to unite
Postzyotic Barreirs
-Reduced hybrid vialitiy: Do not survive
-reduced hybrid fertility: Sterile
-hybrid breakdown: G2 sterile or feeble
Allopatric speciation
Georgraphic barrier, issolated population
Sympatric speciation:
New parent species
Polyploid;
More then 2 complete sets of chromosomes
Hybrid Zones
members of different species make an offspring
Fusion:
When two species are not strong enough so they fuse into 1
Adaptive Radiation:
Evolution of many diverse species from common ancester
Reproductive Barrier:
isolate species gene pool and prevent interbreeding
Speciation rates:
Fossil records; little changes over LARGE time
pathogenic
bacteria causes disease
Exotoxins-

Endotoxins-
Created by bacteria; lockjaw

Release toxins after bacteria die;lyme disease
Eukaryotes-
not bacteria
Bioremediation:
used in oil spills
Adaptive reinforcment
species form from only a few after a mass extintion
Anatomy
Study of form
Physiology
Study of function
MRM
Magnetic resonance microscopy
(baby)
PET
Postron-emission tomography
2 layers of skin
-epidermis
-Dermis
4 stages of food process
-Ingestion
-Digestion
-Absorbtion
-Elimination
Alimentary Canal
Digestive track with 2 openings
-Mouth
-Anus
Pharynx
Throat
Esophagus
Between pharynx and Stomach
Crop
Food is softend and temp stored
Stomach and gizzard
where food is mechanicallly ground and may be stored temp
Intesitne
Between gizzard and stomach and anus where chemical digestion and nutrient absorption occur
Anus
Opening were undigested materials are expelled
Peristalsis
Smooth muscles move food along
Sphincters
Control movement of food in and out of digestive chambers
Pyloric sphincter
regulates passafe of food from the stomach to the small intestine

Limits upward movement of acids
Trachea
Conducts air to the lungs
Epiglottis
Moves up when you swallow
Pepsin
chemically digests food
Appendix
Found near small intestine & colon
Basil Metabolic Rate
Energy resting animal needs each day
Metabolic Rate
BMR plus energy needed for physical activity
Undernourishment-

Malnourshment-
Not enough Calories

Missing nutrients
Two types of cholesterol
1. LDL- Blocked blood vessels & high blood presure
2. HDL- reduce blocked blood vessels
integumentary system
Hair,skin & nails
Hydrolysis
Chemical Digestion
Gastrovascular cavity
One opening=mouth
Sphincters
Regulate passage of food in and out of the stomach
Bolus
Tounge makes food into ball
Larynx
Voice Box
Galbladder
Stores Bile until needed in small intestin
Liver
Produces Bile
Duodenum
First 25 cm of small intestin
Hepatic portal vein
Transfers nutrients to the liver
Appendix
white bloodcells..helps imunity
Cecum
Outside of appendix
Rectum
Storage until eliminated
Ruminants
Have 4 stomach chambers
Essential amino acids
Must be added by our diet
Epithelia
lines the heart chambers
Tracheal Systems
In insects
Gas exchange
Oxygen,Co2
Between organism and environment
3 phases of gas exchange
-Breathing
-Trasporte of oxygen and c02 in blood
-Body tissue takes up 02 & releases Co2 (cellular respiration)
Cold, fresh, Turbulent
Holds more oxygen