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5 functions of mammalian skeleton

Producing blood cells


Movement


Mineral storage


Protection


Support

Example of hydrostatic skeleton

Jellyfish


Worms

Example of exoskeleton

Ladybird


Scorpion

Example of endoskeleton

Lion


Dogs

Define axial skeleton

Supports and protects the brain, spinal cord and internal organs

4 parts of a spine

Cervical vertebrae


Thoracic vertebrae


Lumbar vertebrae


Sacrum

What are the bits between vertebrae called

Intervertebral discs

Adaptations to bone structure of birds

Bones are pneumatised- they have air pockets and are reinforced with a honeycomb structure which makes the bonds lighter but strong

Joint types


Define synarthroses and give example

Immovable joints where two bones are fused together


Skull

Joint types


Define amphiarthroses


Give example

Stiff and slightly moveable


Distal joint between tibia and fibula

Joint types


Define diarthroses (synovial joints)

Many degrees of movement - moves in one plane


Elbow, ankle

Bones and muscles are connected by...

Tendons

Bones and bones are connected by...

Ligaments

What does synovial fluid do

Reduces friction between cartilage of synovial joints during movement

Synovial joints


Name all 4, what they do and examole

Ball and socket- allow full rotation eg hips


Hinge - can only move along one axis eg elbow


Gliding joint - allows movement in all directions eg ankle


Pivot - allows movement on an axis eg neck

Name 7 functions of integumentary system

Protection


Communication


Sensory


Secretion


Production of vitamin D


Storage


Thermoregulation

Structure of skin and glands


What is epidermis

Made up of stratified squamous epithelium and has many layers

Structure of skin and glands


What is dermis

Deep layer of dense connective tissue

Structure of skin and glands


What is hypodermis

Made of loose connective tissue and fat with elastic fibres

Name 3 skin glands

Sebaceous, sweat, mammary

Hair


Location, structure and function of guard cells

Outer hair


Long, course


Enables flexibility, gives a smooth surface which allows rain to slide off

Hair


Give location, structure and function of wool hairs

Undercoat of animals


Thin, wavy, soft hairs


Keeps animal warm, protection

Give location, structure and function of tactile hairs

Found on face near eyes and upper lip


Thicker and stiffer than other hairs


Sensory function

Horns vs Antlers


Give information on both

Horns- living bone, wrapped in keratin, permanent structure, vary in shape and size, functions are for defence from predators, weapons when fighting and courtship displays


Antlers- dead bone, covered in velvet, growth cycle for breeding season, functions are providing weapons for female and territory defence during breeding season

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