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Aristotle
First to combine zo(o) and -logy
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Robert h. whittaker
Erected 5 kingdoms of life
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5 Kingdoms of life
Kingdom Fungi
Kingdom Animalia
Kingdom Plantae
Kingdom Bacteriology
Kingdom Protista
Kingdom Animalia
Kingdom Plantae
Kingdom Bacteriology
Kingdom Protista
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Kingdom Fungi
Mycology
Mushrooms
Yeasts
Mushrooms
Yeasts
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Kingdom Animalia
Zoology
Animals
Animals
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Kingdom Plantae
Botany
Algae
Plants
Algae
Plants
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Kingdom Bacteriology
Bacteria
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Kingdom Protista
Protozoology
Unicellular eukaryotes
Unicellular eukaryotes
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Kingdom Animalia %
71%
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Kingdom Plantae %
15%
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Kingdom Protista
10%
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Kingdom Fungi %
5%
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Kingdom Munera %
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Embryonic tissue
Germ tissue
Undifferentiated cells
arranged into one of three basic layers
Capable of specialization
Undifferentiated cells
arranged into one of three basic layers
Capable of specialization
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Adult tissue
Differentiated
Can be arranged in a variety of layers
Not capable of further specialization
Can be arranged in a variety of layers
Not capable of further specialization
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Ectoderm
Epidermis and nerves
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Mesoderm
Muscle, bone, heart, blood vesicles, dermis, kidneys, connective tissue
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Endoderm
Lining of gut
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Ectoderm color
Blue
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Mesoderm color
Red
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Endoderm color
Yellow
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Epithelia tissues
Tissue that lines spaces inside and outside the body
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Epithelia tissues example
Epidermis of skin
Lining of the gut
Lining of the respiratory system
Lining of the gut
Lining of the respiratory system
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Connective tissue
Usually bonds structures together
Has an extracellular matrix surrounding the cells
Has an extracellular matrix surrounding the cells
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Connective tissue examples
Ligaments and tendons
Bone
blood
Cartilage
Bone
blood
Cartilage
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Muscle tissues
Tissues capable of contraction and shortening
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Muscle tissues example
Smooth muscle
Skeletal muscle
Cardiac muscle
Skeletal muscle
Cardiac muscle
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Nervous tissue
Used for rapid communication
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Ablastic
Lacks true tissues
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Ablastic examples
Sponges
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Diploblastic
With 2 embryonic tissue layers
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Diploblastic examples
Cnidaria
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Triploblastic
With 3 embryonic tissue layers
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Triploblastic examples
Everything except sponges and Cnidaria
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Acoelomate
No cavity
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Pseudocoelomate
Space between mesoderm and endoderm
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Acoelomate examples
Platyhelminthes
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Pseudocoelomate examples
Nematoda
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(Eu)coelomate
Space between two mesodermal layers
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(Eu)coelomate examples
Annelida
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Asymmetry
No true axes of symmetry
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Asymmetry examples
Porifera
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Radial symmetry
>1 axis of symmetry
Bilateral triradial tetraradial
Bilateral triradial tetraradial
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Radial symmetry examples
Cnidaria
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Bilateral symmetry
Only one axis of symmetry
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Bilateral symmetry examples
Platyhelminthes
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Oblique plane
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Sagittal plane
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Transverse plane
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Frontal (coronal) plane
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Dorsal
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Ventral
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Posterior
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Medial
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Anterior
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Lateral
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What view
Oral
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Radial plane
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Transverse plane
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What view is this
Aboral view
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Distal
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Proximal
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What type of symmetry
Radial
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Aboral (umbrellar)
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Oral (subumbrellar)
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What bauplan
(EU)coelomate
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What type of symmetry
Bilateral
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Pseudocoelomate
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Type of symmetry
Asymmetry
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Acoelomate
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Locomotor muscles
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Coelom
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Digestive muscle
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Tissue bauplane
Triploblastic
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Tissue Bauplane
Diploblastic
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Acoelomate
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Pseudocelom
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Coelom
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Ablastic
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Ablastic
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Diploblastic
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Triploblastic
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Ontogeny
Study of development from conception until death
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Embryogenesis
Growth of young zygote to point at which yolk or other maternal nutrition is exhausted and young is capable of ingesting food
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Larva
An intermediate and immature stage/form during ontogeny
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Zygote
Single fertilized cell
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Cleavage
Conversion of unicellular zygote to multicellular embryo called a morula through repeated mitotic cell divisions and little or not growth
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Morula
Cluster of cells produced by miotic divisions
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Cavitation
Hollowing out of morula stage to form a hollow sphere of cells called a blastula
Also coincides with continuing cell division
Also coincides with continuing cell division
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Blastula
Hollow sphere of cells called blastomeres
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Gastrulation
Process by which the three embryonic tissues form from the blastula and move to become situated in their appropriate positions forming a gastrula
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Gastrula
Early embryo with 3 germ layers
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Blastomere
Cell of a morula or blastula
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Bastocoel
The initial cavity within a blastula
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Blastopore
The site at which cells start to move into the blastula during gastrulation
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Archenteron
The new cavity that forms during gastrulation
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Zygote
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Cleavage
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2-cell morula
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4-cell morula
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