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Phylum of Animal Kingdom contains:

-notochord


-Hollow dorsal nerve cord


-pharyngeal pouches


-postanial tail

N,H,P,P

Extend to upper area to postanial


It becomes the spinal cord


Firm but flexible;made up of fluid filled cells

NOTOCHORD

It enlarges


Becomes the central nervous system

HOLLOW DORSAL NERVE CORD

Sac-like, in the regions bet. Mouth and digestive tube


-Use for filter feeding (invertebrate)


-develops into gills (fish)


-present during embryomic develipment (in humans)

PHARYNGEAL POUCHES

-viviparous


-suck breast milk when born

MAMMALS

Parts of Mammals:

-head


-trunk


-limbs (upper & lower extremities)


-have hair

H,T,L,H

-can breath on water


-cetacean

AQUATIC MAMMALS

Carnivore


Angulate


Primates

Terrestrial Mammals

C,A,P

-herbivore


-bearing numbers of digits


-ending to corneous sheath


-many are domesticated

ANGULATE

Can be carnivores


Obligate carni.


Facultative carni.


Have flexible shoulders

PRIMATES

Allows great mobilities of ahoulder joints (swinging movements)


Connects limbs and trunks

CLAVICLE

Prosimians


Prehensile tails


Apes


Human

Order of primates:

Large eye socket


Shows color vision and the other stereocopic

Improved Vision

IV

Olfactory drainly reduce

Emphasis on smell

ES

Improve justational nourishment

Lengthening of penatal and posnatal cycle

LPPC

Possess of various set of teeth

Dental specialization

DS

Order of PRIMATES

Prosimians


Prehensile tails


Apes


Human

P,P,A,H

Monkey

Prehensile tails

PT

Gibbon,gorilla,orangutan,chimpanzee

APES

Categories of mammals

Monotremes


Marsupials


Placentals

M,M,P

Lay eggs, produce milks

MONOTREMES

Viviparous


Immature fetus is born to a pouch

MARSUPIALS

Develops in the uterus


Advance stage growth & development

PLACENTALS

Orders of Placentals:

Rodentia


Lagomorpha


Chiroptera


Carnivora


Cetacea


Insectivora


Artiodactyla


Perissodactyla


Proboscidea


Primates

R,L,C,C,C,I,A,P,P,P

Razor Sharp Teeth

Rodentia

Fused hind legs


Rabbits

Lagomorpha

Bats

Chiroptera

Blow hole to breath


Whales

Cetacea

Ant eaters

Insectivora

Even numbers of toes

Artiodactyla

Odd numbers of toes

Perissodactyla

Elephant

Proboscidea

Terrestrial vertebrates


Only vertebrate that covered in feathers


Bones are lightweighted in order to fly


BIRDS

Insulate birds/provides warm


Modified scale (covering) / used for flying and protection

FEATHER

Breast bone/sternum modified for flight attachment

KEEL

Flightless bird

RATITE

Feeding purposes/protection

BEAK

Part of esophagus/food storage (moisten food)

CROP

Chamber of stomach/grinding food

GIZZARD

Pocket attach to lungs/maintaining airflow

AIRSACK

Loc @ the base of the tail/ produces oil (to make the feathers waterproof)

PREEN GLAND

Generate/regulates body heat internally

Warm Blooded Animals/ENDOTHERMY

Digestive and Excretory:

First Chamber


Gizzard


Intestines

F,G,I

Gastric fluids (breaking down of food)

First chamber / PROVENTRICULUS

Crashes down food

Gizzard (muscle organ)

Cloaca (anus)

INTESTINES

One way flow of air -> lungs

AIRSACS

Identical to human 💗

CIRCULATORY

Large brain:

Navigation


Mating


Buiding nests

N,M,B

Large eyes (wide field of vision)


Great color vision

VISION of Birds

Very poor except on ducks and ostrich

SMELL of Birds

Helps them to avoid bitter and toxic foods

TASTE of Birds

Gender that lay eggs:

Female

Gender that incubate eggs:

Both male and female

Oldest known bird

ARCHAEOPTERYX

Orders of BIRDS:

Anseriformes


Strigiformes


Psittaciformes


Passeriformes


Struthioniformes


Galliformes


Columbiformes

A,S,P,P,S,G,C

Webbed feet


Swans, geese, ducks

ANSERIFORMES

Sharp curved beak & claws


Large keen eyes and good sense of hearing


Owls

STRIGIFORMES

Vocal birds & eats fruits and seed


Parrots, parakeets, cuckatoos & macaws

PSITTACIFORMES

Eats insects, worms & nectar

PASSERIFORMES

Flightless birds

STRUTHIONIFORMES

Limited flying abilities


Turkeys, chicken & quails

GALLIFORMES

Secretes nutritious milk like fluid


Pigeons and doves

COLUMBIFORMES