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29 Cards in this Set

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Airbladder
The structure in fish that allows them to float
Allantois
An embryonic membrane in an amniotic egg That serves for respiration and excretion for an embryo
Amnion
A membranous sac containing a developing bird, reptile or mammal
Amniotic egg
An egg with a leathery shell in which an embryo is enclosed by an Amnion
Appendicular skeleton
the pelvic girdle and pectoral girdle together
Artery
carry blood away from heart to tissues
Atrium
One of the heart chambers that receives blood from different parts of the body
Axial skeleton
vertebral column, skull, and ribs
Capillaries
terminal branches of arteries- supply tissue with nutrients and nervous waste and CO2
Carapace
Dorsal part of turtle shell
Cerebellum
coordinates muscle activity and some involuntary activities
Cerebrum
controls voluntary muscle activity
Chorion
An embryonic membrane that becomes closely joined to the inner surface of an egg membrane
Chromatophores
Skin cells that contain pigments
Countershading
A form of camouflage where the top side is another color from the bottom
Ectothermic
generate their own body heat through physiological changes
Embryonic membrane
The amnion, yolk sac, Chorion, and Allantois
Endoskeleton
An internal skeleton, made of bones or cartilage, characteristic of vertebrates
Estivation
a period of inactivity where animals escape unfavorably hot weather conditions
Eustachian tube
Tubes leading from the pharynx to the middle ear space to equalize air pressure
External fertilization
The uniting of a sperm and egg outside an organism
Gill
A respratory structure in aquatic animals that exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide
Gill slits
External opening into gills found in some jawless and cartilaginous fish
Glottis
The space between vocal folds
Gullet
A food passageway into the digestive tract of an animal
Hemoglobin
red oxygen carrying pigment in blood
Hemotoxin
A type of venom that affects blood cells
Hibernation
A state of extremely slow metabolism in which certain animals survive unfavorable conditions
Internal fertilization
The fertilization of an ovum inside a female’ body.