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1108 Bio Test #1

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Epethilial Tissue Covers outside of the body control filtration and transport
Connective Tissue Binds and supports other tissues *can be a liquid jellylike or solid
Nervous Tissue composed of neurons and glial cells *transmit electrical impulses
Muscle Tissue functions in movements skeletal, cardiac, smooth
Ectoderms body temperatures close to the environmental temperature
Endoderms body temperature warmer than surroundings.
Hibernation is sleeping through cold weather
Estivation is sleeping through hot weather
BMR(Basal metabolic rate) just enough energy to reach minimum activity while resting
Asexual Reproduction requires no mating
Fission parent separates into two or more individuals
Budding small part of parent falls off and becomes individual. Identical to parent
Fragmentation with regeneration parents separates into several pieces
Parthenogenesis development of an unfertilized egg into an adult
Sexual Reproduction involves two gametes -sperm and egg
External fertilization egg & sperm fuse outside body of female
Internal fertilization egg & sperm fuse inside body of female
Cloaca common opening for digestive, urinary and reproductive tract.
Dioecious the species has separate male and female members
Monoecious single individual may produce sperm and egg
Simultaneous hermaphrodite eggs & sperm are produce at the same time
Sequential hermaphrodite eggs & sperm are produce at different times during lifetime
Oviparous lay eggs and embryo develops outside of mom's body
Viviparous retain the embryo within the mother's body during developmental stage
Ovoviviparity young hatch from eggs in the mother's uterus. Mother doesn't nourish until they hatch.
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