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Apologia Bio Mod 16
Apologia Biology Module 16
Question | Answer |
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Amniotic egg | A shelled, water-retaining egg that allows reptile, bird, and certain mammal embryos to develop on land |
Neurotoxin | A poison that attacks the nervous system, causing blindness, paralysis, or suffocation |
Hemotoxin | A poison that attacks the red blood cells and blood vessels, destroying circulation |
Endotherm | An organism that is internally warmed by a heat-generating metabolic process |
Down Feathers | Feathers with smooth barbules but no hooked barbules |
Contour Feathers | Feathers with hooked and smooth barbules, allowing the barbules to interlock |
Placenta | A structure that allows an embryo to be nourished with the mother's blood supply |
Gestation | The period of time during which and embryo develops before being born |
Mammary glands | Specialized organs in mammals that produce milk to nourish the young |
Reptilia | 1. Scales 2. Ectothermic 3. Lungs 4. Three-chambered heart (partially divided ventricle) 5. Amniotic eggs with leathery shell |
Rhynchocephalia | tuatara with parietal eye |
Squamata | snakes and lizards |
lizards | 1. two pairs of limbs 2. have ears 3. same scales all over body 4. eyelids |
snakes | 1. no limbs 2. deaf 3. special scales on belly 4. no eyelids |
Testuadines | turtles and tortoises |
Crocodilia | Crocodiles and alligators |
Aves | 1. endothermic 2. four chambered heart 3. toothless bill 4. oviparous, amniotic egg with lime shell 5. feathers 6. porous lightweight bones |
Mammalia | 1. hair covering skin 2. internal fertilization, viviparous 3. nourish young with mammary glands 4. four chambered heart 5. endothermic |
Egg: | Shell, amnion, yolk, allantois, chorion, albumen |
Lizard types: | iguana, Komodo dragon, gecko, chameleon, horned toad, Gila monster |
About Snakes: | Scutes, jacobson's organs, kill by constriction, neurotoxins, or hemotoxins, quadrate bone |
Snake types: | sea snake, coral snake, cobra (all short-fanged), pit viper, water moccasin, copperhead, western diamondback, rattlesnake |
testuadines types: | hawksbill turtle, giant tortoise, and leatherback sea turtle |
Tyrannosaurus | Theropod |
Feather: | Shaft, vane, quill, rachis, barbules, preening |