Bio 1B Lab Practical #2

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Order:Marsupiala

Young Crawl into Marsupium

Infraclass: Metatheria (pouched)

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Structure: Archegoniphore, female. A points at eggs.

Phylum:hepatophyta

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4 chambered heart

The crocodile's skull is narrow

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monocot on the left and dicot on the right. You can tell by the rings and this is the stem.

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Order:Falconiformes

It is hallow and the marrow is

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Phylum:Angiosperm

Reproduces via pollen

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sporangium, asexual, gametophoyte

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Lagomaphora

the two incisor bah

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Receptive neurons

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~Radial Symmetry

~Phylum:echinoderm

Class:Sea Urchin

Unique Mouth Structure:Aristotles Lantern

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~Angiosperm, female

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~Fruticose lichen

~symbiotic relationship with unicellular green algae or cyanobacteria

~mutual symbiotic relationship

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Order:Anseriformes

Class:Aves

Beak Modified for feeding

and feet for paddling

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Myxini (Hag fish) escapes by secreting slime

Class:Myxini

Subphylum:Vertebrata

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Cuticle

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Class: Chondrichthyes

2 Chambered heart

Scale: Dermal Denticles (Placoid Scales)

Skeleton Made of: cartilage

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Class:Amphibian

rod-like fusion of the sacral vertebrae, shock absorbing pelvic

External fertilization

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Cross section of a dicot

Pith:center

Xylem: Inner half small circle

Phloem: Outer half small circle

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Bony fish skeleton

Swim bladder helps float

Terminal mouth

Bony operculum covers gills

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Conidia

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Class:Echinoderm

function of ciliated epidermis is panoply of tiny claw, clamp, wrench or beak shaped structures

Madreporite near mouth orifice

Water Vascular System

Move by suction cups called ampulla and tube feet

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Tube Tunicate

Phylum: Chordata

Found in deep sea vents

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Mature Zygosporangium

sporophyte (diploid)

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cardiac muscle tissue

Involuntary

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Order:Monotremes

Cloaca

Yes

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Non vascular liverwort so no vascular tissue

In the gametophyte life cycle

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Meaning they are placental mammals

Use echolocation

Not blind see patterns at low light

Order: Insectivora

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gametophyte

Haploid

Whisk Fern

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Conjugating Fungi Zygomycota.

Acquires nutrients by

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Tubers

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Contain Chitin

Phylum:Basidiomycota

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Connective Tissue

Function:Hemoglobin is the protein inside red blood cells that carries oxygen. Red blood cells also remove carbon dioxide from your body, transporting it to the lungs for you to exhale. Red blood cells are made inside your bones, in the bone marrow. They typically live for about 120 days, and then they die.

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Phylum:Ginkgophyta

Female

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Insulate birds from cold and water, also controls flight. Feathers are modified scales

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Phylum:Ascomycota

Linear structure:Asci

Sexual

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Equisetum

Vascular

and yes