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Endotherm

Maintain steady body temp by metabolically-generated heat

Ectotherm

Metabolism is not used for thermoregulation

Convection

Transfer of heat energy to a moving intermediate

Conduction

Direct transfer of heat between two stationary objects

Suspension feeders

Filter+eat particles many times smaller than themselves

Substrate feeders

Live in what they consume

Fluid feeders

Can be parasitic or nectar feeders

Bulk feeders

Eat large [pieces] of food w/ adapted mouth parts

Bile

A mix of substances that emulsifies fats to ease their absorption

Insulin

Causes glucose to be stored in liver+muscle cells as glycogen

Blood glucose goes down

Glucagon

Causes glycogen to break down

Blood glucose goes up

Arterioles

Small vessels that split blood flow towards the capillaries

Venules

Collect blood from multiple beds of capillaries

Veins

Carry blood to heart

Arteries

Carry high pressure blood away from heart

Diastole

Relaxation of a heart chamber

Systole

Contraction of heart cavity(s)

Vasodilation

Widening of blood vessels near the surface of the skin

Usually warms skin

Enzymatic hydrolysis

The process of breaking macromolecule bonds through the addition of water

Gastric juice

Digestive fluid secreted by the stomach

Comprised of HCl and a protease

Protease

Protein digesting enzyme

Single circulation

A circulatory arrangement where blood passes through the heart once per circuit

In bony fishes, rays, and sharks

Double circulation

Blood is first sent to lungs, then rest of body using a single two-sided heart

Cardiac output

Volume of blood pumped/minute. Determined by heart rate and stroke volume

Semilunar valves

Block back flow into ventricle

Atrioventricular (AV) valve

Blocks back flow into atrium

Cardiac cycle

Complete contraction and relaxation cycle of the heart

Sinoatrial node

The pace maker

Carbonic acid

A method of CO2 transport, low [CO2] at lungs allows the CO2 to diffuse out of the blood

H2CO3 -> CO2 + H2O

ADH

Controls volume of urine produced by the kidney(s) by adding aquaporins to collecting duct so more water returns to blood

Increased osmolarity stimulates release of ADH in brain

RAS System

Regulates blood pressure by decreasing blood vessel diameter