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ZoologyT2D4

Day 4 lecture notes zoology

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In mollusk blood flow is _____ in gills to water counter current
This system distributes nutrients waste and oxygen circulatory system
Gases are transferred by ______pigments respiratory
_______are iron based in most animals hemoglobin
_______are copper based and blood is green hemocynain
Blood flow away from heart artery
Blood flow towards heart vein
Any blood flow is always one way
The finest connection between veins and arteries are the capillaries
These are 1 cell layer thick one red blood cell at a time capillaries
1 cell layer is very leaky and leakage is channeled back by the lymph system
The cavity that forms the chamber where hemolymph is circulated blastocoel
____is more complex than human blood but thinner accounts for 20 -40% of weight hemolymph
______system blood is more concentrated and is 5 to 10 % of weight closed
_____weight makes you more mobile reduced
________ the valve located between the right atrium and right ventricle tricuspid valve
Chordae tendinae are guide wires string anchored to ______ papillary muscle
Papillay muscle keeps your valve from being blown open
________artery leaves right ventricle towards lungs pulmonary
_____semilunar valve in pulmonary artery pulmonic
Fuctional unit of the longs alveoli
There are _____cell layers in lungs that pick up o2 and drops Co2 2
______veins pump blood Oxy blood back to heart in left atrium pulmonary
______valve or mitral valve is between the left atrium and ventricle bicuspid
Blood leave left ventricle and goes out the ______semilunar valve aortic
Blood leaves heart and goes everywhere but ______even back to the heart the lungs
_____little holes above _____semi lunar valve feed blood to the coronary arteries 2 & aortic
These have 2 chamber hearts with no separation of O2 blood and non O2 blood fish
Amphibians have ____ chamber hearts and use skin for respiratory as well 3
As _____increases O2 needs to be separated for efficiency metabolism
Mammals have a ____that prevents mixing of blood septum
Reptiles have a _____ chamberd heart that includes birds and mammals with high metabolism 4
A hole the fetus has in its atrium to bypass lungs- connects the two atria Foramen ovale
______is the first animal with a closed circulatory system earthworms
The _______artery needs low pressure pulmonary
The ________has higher pressure and is noticibaly thicker left ventricle
Dinosaurs and some whales have______ because of their size accessory hearts
______ is to maintain body temp a high heart rate
________are the largest animal ever is elongated and dosent need high b.p. blue whale
Faster metabolis__________ lower life span
Gills can pull ____% O2 from water but water is too viscous and heavy to breath consistently 2
The more acidic hemoglobin becomes the _____effecient it is less
If you lower the ph (more acidic) the _______O2 can be carried less
They have metamerism (repeated body segments) but their digestive system is not Phylum Annelida
They have a true ceolem and tissue lining their organs Phylum Annelida
Phylum Annelida have hair like extensions made of chiatin called Setae
They have a closed circulatory and aspire with gills or their skin Phylum Annelida
They are diaechous or are hemaphodites that have sex with another Phylum Annelida
They have a hydrostatic skeleton and have no hard structural components Phylum Annelida
Have longintudial and circular muscle Phylum Annelida
These are used to anchor Phylum Annelida to their substrate Setae
Phylum Annelida class________means (few hairs) class Oligocheta
Some or these are aquatic most are small but there is 9 foot species class Oligocheta
Oligocheta have a ______ patch that secretes muscus to hold worms together during sex clitellum
Prosomium is the _____ part of the worm and is not repeated front mouth
The ____is not repeated as well anus part
Oligocheta eat ________matter decaying
Oligocheta use _______ to move food down their gut peristalys
Oligocheta have a _______ that is a spiraling ridge in the gut used to increase absorbtion typhlosole
Oligocheta have their verison of a liver
_____cells in Oligocheta store glycogen like our liver chlorogogue
Oligocheta have a _____that excrete excess calcium calciferous
Aquatic forms of Oligocheta have…. gills
_______are important economically because they till fertalize & put nutrients in soil to make it fertile Oligocheta
______estimated 1 acre had 50’000 worms and are making 18 tons of feces (castings) to fertilize land Darwin
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