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Exam 4 Study Guide

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What are the physical characteristics that are unique to mammals?   Cell migration and embryonic stem cell layers  
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What evolutionary traits and strategies did mammals evolve to adapt to their environment and to be more successful at reproduction?   Two types of embryonic development: Protostomes and deuterostomes (develop digestive system in different directions.  
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What is meant by "ectothermic" or "endothermic"?   ectothermic= body temperature matches environment and endothermic= warm-blooded  
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Are mammals ectothermic or endothermic?   endothermic  
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What specific vertebrate group is the ancestor of mammals?   therapsid reptiles  
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Which evolved first - birds or mammals?   mammals  
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Did mammals co-exist with dinosaurs?   Yes, but in the shadows  
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Did primates co-exist with dinosaurs?   No  
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What are the characteristics of class mammalia?   endothermic, have fur, sweat glands, internal fertilization and parental care, and mammary glands  
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Examples of characteristics of class mammalia.   lizard pressed against warm rocks gains heat; sweating human cooled by evaporation  
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What was the order of evolution of these groups?   monotremes, marsupials, and eutherians (placentals)  
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Where are monotremes and marsupials found today?   Australia, Tasmania, New Guinea, and New Zealand  
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Monotremes:   egg-laying mammals that nourish young with milk from mammary glands. Ex: duck-billed platypus, short-beaked echidna  
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Marsupials:   protect and feed young with milk from mammary glands in external pocket/pouch. Ex: possum, opossum, koala bear, kangaroo, and sugar glider  
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Placentals:   nourish young internally during embryonic and fetal development through placenta. Ex: polar bears  
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What is a "placenta"?   a temporary organ comprised of embryonic and maternal tissues with an extensive blood supply  
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What did the placenta evolve from?   amniotic egg  
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