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Genetics: Monohybrid, Dihybrid, & Non-Mendelian

Unit 2- Requirements of Life

Evidence of Evolution

Question	Answer
fish	circulatory- 2 chambered heart respiratory- gill fertilization- spawning reproduction- slimy eggs body temperature- exothermic converting- slimy some with scales digestions- swallow food whole
amphibian	circulatory- 3 chambered heart respiratory- gills young and adult lungs and skin fertilization- grasping reproduction- slimy eggs body temperature- exothermic converting- slimy digestion- swallow food whole
reptiles	circulatory- 3 chambered heart (partial septum) crocodial has 4 respiratory- lungs fertilization-internal reproduction- leathery eggs body temperature- exothermic converting- dry and scaly digestion- swallow food whole or in chucks no chewing
birds	circulatory- 4 chambered heart respiratory- lungs fertilization- internal reproduction- shelled eggs body temperature- endothermic converting- dry/feathers digestions- swallow food in chucks
mammals	circulatory- 4 chambered heart respiratory- lungs fertilization- internal reproduction- live birth (montremes lay eggs) body temperature- dry with hair/mammary glands digestions- chew food
monotremes	lays eggs platypus anteater
marsupials	pouch kangroos koalas opossum
placental mammals	inside mother connected to placenta mice, cats, dogs, whales, elephants, humans, and sea lions
poritera	sponges filter feeders pores
cnidarian	jellyfish and hydra mematocysts medusa polyp
plathelminthes	flatworm, planarian, and fluke hermaphroditic free living parasite
nematoda	roundworms and hookworm free living parasite
annelida	earthworm and leeches skin segmented trochophore larva
mollusca	snail, squid, octopus, and clam trochophore larva mantle head foot visceral hump
arthropoda	insects, spiders, and crabs exoskeleton appendages metamorphosis
echioderms	starfish and sand dollar water vascular system spines
moss (bryophytes)	need to be close to water for osmosis
ferns	first vascular plants to envolve
gymnosperms (pine trees)	evergreens that stay green all year long
angiosperms (flowers-roses)	color and smell attract insects to pollinate
nonvascular	no special tissue (xylem or phloem) must stay close to water
vascular	has xylem and phloem xylem- carries water phloem- carries food (xylem and phloem are like our arties and veins that carry blood around our bodies)
asymmetry	no symmetry
radial symmetry	central point
bilateral symmetry	mirror image
fish	most primitive (basic)
mammals	most advanced (complex)