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8 Cards in this Set
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The ECTODERM is responsible for the appearance and development of what?
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The outer body surface, nervous system, and neural crest.
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The ENDODERM is responsible for the appearance and development of what?
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Gut lining and organs of the gut (liver, pancreas, and lungs).
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The MESODERM is responsible for the appearance and development of what?
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1) Somites (myomeres, vertebrae, dermis).
2) Intermediate Mesoderm (kidneys and gonads). 3) Lateral Plate Mesoderm (blood vessels and heart). 4) Notochord. |
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What is the Integumentary system?
What is it responsible for? |
The integumentary system is the external covering of vertebrates.
Its responsibilities: Boundary between external and internal, protection, temperature regulation, water regulation, gas exchange, vitamin D synthesis, sensory stimuli reception, defense against microorganisms, pheromone production. |
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What are the two layers of vert skin?
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– Epidermis: superficial layer (ectoderm) (primary protection, sensation, glands)
– Dermis: deep layer (somite - mesoderm) |
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What is the main difference(s) between aquatic skin and terrestrial?
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Aquatic verts have a living epidermis.
Terrestrial verts have a top dead layer. |
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What are the two layers of the epidermis in terrestrial verts?
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– Stratum germinativum (living)
– Stratum corneum (dead) |
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STUDY LECTURES 4-9 ON SLIDES.
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NO NOTECARDS FOR LECTURES 4-9!
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