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an animale witha backnone which replaces the notochorde
vertebrate
has a dorsal, hollw nerve chord, a notochord, pharyngeal pouche, a tail that extends the anus
chordate
long supporting rod that runs just below the nerve cord
notochord
outher most layer that gives rise to sence organs nerves and the outher layer of skin
ectotherm
innermost germ layer that gives rise to linings of the digestive tracks and much of the respirtory system
endotherm
no backbone
invertebrate
any fluid filled space
acoelomate
a space btween epidermous and outer lineing of gut cavity
pseudocoelomate
fluid filled cavity formed with in the mesoderm
coelomate
any number of imagenary planes can be drawn through the center
radial symmentry
single imagenary line can divide the body into two equeal halves
bilateral symmentry
concentration of sence organs and nerve cells at the front of the body
cephalization
blood is cantained within a network of loood vessels
closed circulitroy system
blood is not always containd with in a nework of blood vessels
open circulatroy system
water and gastrovascular enable movement
hydrostatic skeleton
external skeletion
exoskeleton
tructural support loccated inside the body of the animale
endoskeletion
digestive chamnver witha single opening
gastrovascular cavity
2 chambered
1 atrium 1 ventrical
what has it?
single loop ciculatiory system

fish
3 chambered
1 vetrical 2 atrium
what has it?
double loop ciculatory system

most reptiles
4 chambered
2 atria 2 ventricals
what has it?
double loop circulatory system

crocidaleans birds and mammels
what is the path of a single loop circulatory system
a atrium receives O2 poor blood from the body and a vetrical pumps O2 rich blood to the gills and onto the body
interpret visual stimuli from the eye
optic lobes
sence of smell
olfactory bulbs
cerebrum
resposible for all voluntary activites of the body
medulla oblongata
controles function of internal organs
cerebellum
coordinates body movements
what are two basic structures for gas exchange and resperation
lungs and gills
what else aids in respiration
skin and lining of couth cavities (amphibians)
air sacs (birds)
provide enormus surface area for gas exhanges

enabels mammels to take in large ammounts of oxygen
aveoloi
what is the difference of amphibian and reptilian respirtory systems?
Amphibian - skin and gills at maternity and lungs and sking and lining of the mouth when mature

Reptile - spong lungs that take in more O2 and cant exchange gas threw skin
what has the most effecient lungs
birds
blood travels from the heart to the gills then to the rest of the body and back to the heart
single loop circulatory system
1st loop carries blood between the lings while oxygen rich blood from the lung returns to heart

2nd loop carries blood between the heart and the bod
double loop circulatory system