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Cyclostosomes (jawless vertebrates) |
Myxyni (slimy eel, hagfish) Petromyzontida (lamprey, eel, parasite, funnel mouth) |
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Gnathostosomes (jawed vertebrates) |
Chondrichtheyes (cartilaginous fishes) fins, oil-filled liver |
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Osteichythans( bony fishes) |
rays, ossified endoskeleton, operculum (flap to move H2O) inlcludes Actinistia -> set stage for walking!! |
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Amphibia |
Can breathe through skin, lays eggs outside body, in H2O |
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Amniotic egg |
amniote- protects egg yolk sac- nutrients chorion- gas exchange allantois- waste disposal |
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Reptilia |
waterproof skin, lungs for breathing, ectothermic, turtles, lepidosaurs (LIZARDS), archosaurs |
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Mammalia |
mammary glands, hair, efficient respiration/circulation, live birth/internal fertilization, larger brains
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Mammalia- marsupians (pouches), eutherians(complex placenta -> long pregnancy) |
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Tinbergen |
FAP, LEARNING, 4 levels of analysis |
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4 levels of analysis |
mechanisms, phylogeny, ontogeny, fitness effects/survival value |
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LEARNING |
Habituation (gradual, FAP) Spatial Learning (digger wasps) Associative Learning (Pavlov's Dog, Skinner's Box Imprinting (Lorenz, sexual-> zebra finches) Social Learning (mate copying-> fish, tool use- > primates cracked nuts) |
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Von Frisch |
honeybees -> waggle dance (Also round and sickle dance) |
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Chordata |
Notochord- from mesoderm, eventual skeleton Dorsal, hollow nerve cord- from ectoderm, CNS Pharyngeal gill slits- from ectoderm, suspension feeding Muscular post-anal tail |
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Vertebrata |
neural crest- teeth, bones, cephalization vertebral column- notochord -> endoskeleton closed circulatory system 2 sets of hox genes |
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Why are females choosier? |
Anisogamy Parental investment Operational sex ratio Reproductive rate (eggs are rarer) |
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What shapes mating systems? |
Differential investment Altricial vs. Precocial Young Certainty of paternity potential for polygamy |
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Adaptations of thermoregulation |
Insulation Fat storage (blubber) Regulation of skin blood flow (vasodilation vs. vasoconstriction) Countercurrent Circulation |
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Factors affecting Polygamy
*Polygynandry is most popular* |
spacial distribution- clumped temporal distribution- asynchronous OSR- sexually active males, females |
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Bergmann's Rule |
In endothermic species, the farther away from equation the larger the species is (allometry) |
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Thermal Energy Transfer |
Radiation Convection Conduction Evaporation |
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Endothermic Poikilotherms |
Conformers, temperature varies with env. bats, hummingbirds |
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Exothermic Homeotherms |
regulators, constant env. or behavioral modifications, fish, basking lizards |
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Which organism is important for AIDS and cancer research, it being eutely and undergoing occasional apoptosis? |
Chaenorhabiditis elegans |
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Advantages of segmentation? (annelids) |
Specialization, hydrostatic skeleton, repeatability |
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Which species is the link between annelids and arthropods? |
Oncychophora |
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Protosomes |
Lophotrochozoa, Ecydozoa |
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Trophocote larvae |
Lophotrochozoa |