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Chapters 33-35
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Characteristics of Vertebrates
Spinal Cord with Vertebrae (backbone)Bilateral Symmetry2 pairs of jointed appendagesComplex brains and nervous systemsClosed circulatory systemComplex Organ Systems
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Organism symmetry
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Energy Efficiency
Every organism must have energy to survive.
The more energy the greater the complexity of that organisms life and abilities
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Energy Efficiency
Ectotherm – animal warms itself primarily by obtaining heat from the environment – like sunning itself. Most fish, amphibians, & reptiles
Endotherm – produce own heat through food breakdown – as energy lost as heat ! Birds & mammals
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Energy Efficiency
3 Systems Highly InvolvedDigestive – FoodRespiratory – Oxygen (Aerobic Respiration)Circulatory - Transport
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Energy Efficiency• Digestive
– Surface Area– Length to food
• Respiratory– Closed Compartment– Surface Area– Specialized Structures (Air Sacs in Birds)
• Circulatory– Pump Oxygenated Blood– Separate Oxygenated from Deoxygenated
Blood– Separate Ventricles– Heart Rate
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Vertebrate
Domain: EukaryaKingdom: AnimaliaPhylum: Chordata
Subphylum: Vertebrata
Separated into several different class Major categories: Fish, amphibians, reptiles,
birds, mammals
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Fish
Digestive SystemVery Short – ½
length of bodyAdds surface area
by increasing the pyloric ceacum Similar to an
appendix – closed ended
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Fish
RespiratoryUse gill slits
Water through mouth & out gills
• Gas exchange in the cells of the gills
• Increase surface through filaments & lamellae
• Countercurrent flow – Water and blood move in opposite direction
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Fish
CirculatoryHave a 2 Chambered
Heart Speeds up
circulationPumps
deoxygenated blood
From the heart the blood enters the gills to gain oxygen
Single Loop
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Fish
Energy EfficiencyEctothermic – temperature is dependent upon
outside means.Swim Bladder – air sac of gases that helps with
buoyancy in the water.
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Fish
Reproduction External
Fertilization (most)
Eggs develop in the water
Different stages 1. Fry
2. Fingerling
3. Adult
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Fish – 3 Major Classes
Agnatha: Include lampreys and hagfishMade of cartilage and are jawlessOften will suck the blood from their prey
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Fish – 3 Major Classes
Chondrichthyes (Cartilage + Fish)Include Sharks, Skates, and RaysMade of cartilage, but have bony jawsKeen senses for detecting prey
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Fish – 3 Major Classes
Osteichthyes – (Bone + Fish)Include Bony
fishFull Skeleton
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Fish – Special Adaptations
Fish Sense: Keen sense of smell – chemicals in the water
Lateral Line System: Tube on the side of fish that detects motion and vibrations
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Amphibian
Amphibian = “Double – Life”Completely aquatic larval stageSemi-terrestrial adult stageMetamorphosis: from larval to adult
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AmphibianDigestive
Much more folding than fish with a large stomach.
Increases surface area
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Amphibian
RespiratoryLarval – gillsAdults
lungs (air sacs and some folding) • Air has 20 times more oxygen = increased oxygen
uptake
Skin• Must keep skin moist for respiration
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Amphibian
Circulatory3- chambered
heartDouble loop
systemMixing of
oxygenated and deoxygenated blood
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Amphibians
Energy EfficienciesEctothermicDecreased energy need while in waterReproduction – Eggs laid in waterHibernation
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Class Amphibia – Order Anura
Frogs and toadsCarnivorousAdapted to Jumping
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Class Amphibia - Order Urodela:
Salamanders and newtsElongated bodies and tailsSome can keep gills through adulthood
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Class Amphibia: Order Apoda
CaeciliansTropical burrowing amphibians1ft in lengthInternal fertilization
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Reptiles
Live their entire life on landHard Amniotic Egg – shelled egg
Provides nutrients and protectionAllows the egg to be on land
Born as little adults – No larval stageDry thick skin covered in scales
Prevent water lossProtection
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Digestion
Length of the tract is similar to amphibians Unique adaptations for catching prey
Snake can “unhinge” jawTeethVenomCrushing Jaw
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Respiratory
Rely totally on lungs for gas exchange
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CirculatorySeparation of Oxygenated and Deoxygenated Blood
Small reptiles have modified 3 chamber
Larger – 4 chamber
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Energy Efficiency
Ectothermic Leg positioned under body for better
movement on landClaws and jaws to capture prey
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Class Reptilia
Order Squamata: lizards and snakesMost carnivores
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Class Reptilia
Order Chelonia: turtles and tortoisesTurtles = aquatic & Tortoise = land
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Class Reptilia
Order Crocodilia: alligators and crocodilesAlligators = short, broad snoutCrocodile = long, skinny snout
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Class Reptilia
Order Rhynchocephalia: tuatarasNew Zealand reptile Most active at low temperatures.
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Birds – Class Aves
Related to reptiles and lizard-like dinosaurs called thecodonts.Scaly, clawed feetHard shelled amniotic egg.Feathers
Modified scales
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Feathers
Characteristic common to all birdsLight in weight and enable flight
Lift for flightBernoulli’s PrincipleNewton’s third law of motion – tilt of wing
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Feathers – Types
2 types of FeathersFlight feathers – aka Contour feathers
Rigid spine for flying
Down Feathers – Light without much spineUsed for warmth
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Feathers - Care
Birds must take care of their feathersKeep them straight – PreeningWaterproof
Rub oil form a gland near tail
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Digestion
CropStorage place for food prior to digestion
Constant supply of food
GizzardIncreases the breakdown of food – surface area
of food increases
No urinary bladder – decrease weight
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Bird Internal Structure
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Respiratory
Lungs and Air SacsLungs contain alveolar sacs and alveoli
Increase surface area
Breathe in both the lungs and air sacs fillOut the air sac gases pass through and exchange2 for 1 system
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Respiration
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Circulatory
4 chambered heart with a high beating rate.
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Efficiency
EndothermicOutside temperature does not affect function.Must consume large amounts of food.
Hollow BonesVery light for flight
Bone and Muscular System for FlightPectoral Muscle and Sternum Pointed.Fused Clavicle
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Hollow Bones
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Bird Adaptations- Beaks and FeetPg 790
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Bird Adaptations- Beaks and Feet
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Bird Adaptations- Beaks and Feet