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What is biological evolution?
change in allelic frequency
What is natural selection?
the non-random differential reproduction of genotypes as a result of interaction of phenotypes with selective forces in the environment
Who thought species were immutable?
Carl von Linne (Carolus Linneus) and Richard Owen
Who calculated the exact time when humans came to be?
Dr. John Lightfoot
Who believed in spontaneous regeneration?
John Baptist de Lamark
Whose idea was it that "need produces change"?
John Baptist de Lamark
Who believed in heirarchy of the species?
John Baptist de Lamark
Convergent evolution is the evolution of similar structures in ________ ______ as a result of mutations that are adaptive to _______ ________.
unrelated taxa; similar environments
What is an example of convergent evolution?
sharks, porpoises, and penguins have similar appendages for swimming
Parallel evolution is the evolution of similar structures in _________ _________ but ___________ taxa, whose common ancestor _________ the trait.
recently related; isolates; lacked
A natural evolutionary lineage including ancestors plus only and only its decendants is.......
clade
Anatosaurus is one of our recovered fossils and is a:
duck billed dinosaur
Archaeopteryx had what two features common in birds
claws for grasping and feathers for temperature regulation
dioecious
male and female gonads are located in different individuals
benithic
bottom dwelling
Hemichordata include what 2 types of organisms?
Enteropneustra (acorn worms) and Pterobrachia
Ascidea, Larvacea and Thaliacea are all kinds of :
urochordates
what group holds the best promise of connecting chordates to echinoderms?
Hemichordates
What traits to Hemichordates and chordates have in common?
Pharyngeal slits and a hollow nerve tube
Class Petromyzoniformes
lamprey
Class Cephalaspidomorpha
ostracoderms
What 2 subclasses does Chondrichthyes include?
Elasmobranchii and Holocephali
Subclass Elasmobranchii includes common______&______
sharks and rays
Subclass Holocephali is also known as__________, it lives ___________
chimerea or ratfish, it is a bottom dweller
Class Acanthodii
minnow- sized with dermal armor and large spines that have a skin web. they are all extinct
Subclass Actinopterygians belong to what class?
Class Osteichythyes
What does superorder Palaeoniscidoremes look like and what subclass and class does it belong to.
Fusiform, cigar shaped fish belonging to the Subclass Actinopterygians and Class Osteichthyes. It has ganoid scales.
What does subclass Sarcoptergii look like and what class does it belong to?
fleshy finned with cosmoid scales and a diphycercal tail fin.
What Subclass first gave rise to terrestrial vertebrates
Sarcoptergii
What is Dipnoi and what subclass and class does it belong to?
lungfish:
Subclass Sarcoptergii and Class osteichthyes
What Subclass are the modern amphibians encompassed in?
Lissamphibia
Order Gymnophiona is AKA:
and includes:
apoda
legless amphibians
Order Urodela is AKA:
and includes:
caudate
salamanders
Order Salientia is AKA:
and includes:
anura
frogs and toads
What is subclass mesosaurs?
a specialized aquatic reptile
Members of the subcalss Parareptilia have what kind of integument that sets them apart?
shells with carapace and plasteron
Members of Subclass Eureptilia have what dynamic feature?
diapsid skull with 2 temporal fenestrae and a palatine fenestrae
Infraclass Euryapsida belongs to what subclass and class and includes what?
Class Reptilia
Subclass Eureptilia
sauropterygia
Infraclass Archosauromorpha are commonly known as ?

What class and Subclass do they belong to?
dinosaur birds

Class Reptilia
Subclass Eureptilia
Infraclass Lepidosauromorpha belong to what subclass and class?
Class Reptilia
Subclass Eureptilia
Subclass Synapsida includes what 2 orders? from what class?
Plycosauria and therapsida

reptilia
plycosauria is commonly known as?
sail backed reptiles
therapsida are :
mammal like reptiles
what are the 3 infraclasses of mammalia
metatheria, eutheria and monotremata
monotreme example
duck-billed platapus
order marsupalia belongs to what infraclass?
metatheria
Order Edentata
anteaters and sloths
Order insectivora
moles and shrews
Order Chiroptera
bats
Order Dremoptera
colugos, flying lemurs
Order Pholidonta
pangolins
Order Lagomorpha
rabbits and pikes
Order Rodentia
mice, chipmunks and beavers
Order Artiodactyla
even toed ungulates: deer, elk, camel, cattle, pig, etc.
Order Perissodactyla
odd toed ungulates: horses, tapirs, rhinocerous
Order Proboscidea
elephants and mastadons
*ungulate
Order Hydracoidea
*ungulate
hydraxes
Order Cetacea
*ungulate
dolphins and whales
Order Sirenia
ungulate*
sea cows
Order Tubulidentata
aardvarks
*ungulate
__________outnumber all other vertebrates combined and are one of the most successful groups of animals
modern fish
within what group did jaws and fins first appear?
fish
What type of animal gave rise to the first land vertebrates
fleshy finned fish
the only 3 to evolve the capacity for flight are the :
birds, bats and pterosaurs
2 reptilian aquatic specializations that we don't know where to place>
ichthyisaurs and Sauropterygia
what is the techinal term for a shelled egg
cleidoic
what 3 divisions is the somite divided into?

Where does somite come from?
myotome-->muscle
dermatome-->dermis
scleratome-->forms vertebrae

Epimere division of the Mesoderm
Where does the somite originate from?
mesoderm
_________is a stimulatory effect between developing parts of the embryo.
induction
excess neural tissue that has developed outside the ectoderm and is going to be found throughout the body
neural crest cells
the epidermal division of the ectoderm yields
epidermis
anterior mouth
cloacal opening
the neural plate division of the ectoderm yields
cerebral hemispheres
thalamus
optic lobes
cerebellum
medulla oblongata
spinal cord
the neural crest division of the ectoderm yields
PNS
ectomesenchyme
visceral skeleton
cranial mm
teeth
the Mesomere division of the Mesoderm yields
kidneys and urogenital tracts
the hypomere division of the mesoderm yields
paired appendages
peritoneum
gonads
heart
vessels and mesenteries
What does the foregut division of the endoderm yield
mouth
esophagus
tracheal tube
what does the midgut division of the endoderm yield
stomach
liver/gallbladder
pancreas
intestines
what does the hindgut division of the endoderm yield
urinary bladder and cloaca
a departure from typical sequence in time of organ formation is
heterochrony
when a single gene may have multiple effets on different or even unrelated traits, we call that___________
pleiotropy
Fish have what kind of epidermal cells and glands
living epidermal cells and unicellular glands
aquatic amphibians have what kind of glands
multicellular
a large plate ilke scale present in reptiles
scute
dermal abdominal bones in reptiles
gastralia
the oil gland at the base of a birds tail
uropygial gland
specialized feathers that can be for ornamentation
filoplume
Sebaceous glands in the eyelids of mammals
meibomian gland
how are horns and antlers different
horns have a bony core and outer covering. They are not shed annually and they continually grow as extensions from the skull. Antlers have a bony separation plate between the skull and they are shed anually and have a bony core which is covered temporarily by velvet.
antler velvet is
vascular skin with small hairs
This class has extensive keratinization and their scales lack a bony undersupport.
reptiles