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Lab Practical BE366

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Fishes have _______ closed circulatory system, other jawed vertebrates have _____, ________ circut has higher BP, ________ circut has lower BP single, double closed, systemic, pulmonary
Electical signaling stems from within heart= __________ In Amphibians, _______ cells initiate electrical signal in the ________ myogenic pacemaker, sinus venous
_______= intrinsic control of cardiac contrations proportional to stretch Frank Starling Mechanism
_______= total about of oxygen consumed meets the heart requirements Fick's Principle
Lub= associated with ____ Dub= associated with ____ the QRS wave/ isovolumetric contraction T wave/ isovolumetric relaxation
Connecting cardiac muscle cells: mechanical and electrical =____; mech only= _____ Intercalated discs, desmosomes
Fast fishes myocardium made of _____ and _____ tissue. Only ______ tissue contains _____ arteries and veins spongy and compact; compact; coronary
________= the development of microcirculatory structures angiogenesis
squamata= single lobed lung called ______ testudines= multi-lobed lung called ____ unicameral; multicameral
Acute time frame= fast Evolutionary= _______ prolonged exposure
List 4 types of animal tissues epithelial, connective, muscle, neurons
Basal Lineages (sister to all animals) Porifera, Cnetophora
Synaptomories for chordata notochord, dorsal hollow nerve cord, pharyngeal slit, postcaudal tail, endostyle
Jawed vertebrate clade name? gnathostomata
Deeply conserved genes duplicated and modified Hox genes
Metabolic Rate scales with body mass, scaling coefficient differs TRUE
What quantifies respiration? Respirometry/ Respiratory Quotient
What different factors yield intra-specific variation in scaling metabolic rate? Environmental conditions, resource availability developmental stage,
osteoid matrix and mineral deposition is called __________. Subdivided into _____ and _____ bone hydroxyapatite; compact and spongy
What is red marrow comprised of? hematopoetic and mesenchymal stem cells
What happens when calcium is low? PTH is released from parathyroid, causing osteoclasts to release Ca+ from bone. Turned off by calcitonin from thyroid.
Two types of bones and examples? Long= femus, short= carpals, irregular= pelvis
Sliding Fillament theory applies to all muscles? True
_____ bind receptors on sarcolemma; Ca+ binds to _______ acetylcholine; troponin
Order action potential steps 1. resting potential 2. threshold of excitation 3. depolarization 4. repolarization 5. undershoot
Two main branches of nervous system: _____ and _____; _____ lumped in with _______ within autonomic peripheral, central, ENS, parasympathetic
What makes decision to send action potential? Axon hillock; bundle of axons= nerve
Sensory receptors are often _____; ______ have multiple prongs bipolar; multipolar
Lots of protein channels at the ______. Joined by flower looking ____ nodes of ranvier, connexions
Cranial nerves are conserved in the ______. hindbrain
3 meninges in mammals; only one in fishes called _____ pia mater, dura mater, arachnoid mater; primative mininx
_________= narrow range of salinity, __________= wide range of salinity stenohaline, euryhaline
When cell is shrunk, goes through ___________________ When cell is big, goes through __________________ Regulatory Volume Increase, Regulatory Volume Decrease
__________= cells that uptake ions ionocytes
Condrichthyes pass _____ back to body, stabilized by ________ urea; TMAO
___________ in mammals uses lipids to prevent water loss stratum cornium
__________ in the renal corpuscle produces primary urine; ________ sense salt concentrations and stimulate release of ________ from kidney, triggers adrenal gland to release _________ ultrafiltration; macula densa; renin; aldosterone
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