Science Section 1: Names, Dates, Numbers, and Animal Facts

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Who developed taxonomy?

Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus

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When was taxonomy developed?

1735

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How old is LUCA?

4.2 billion years old

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How old are animals living in ancient oceans?

910 million years old

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How old is P. newmani?

420 million years old

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How old are animals with bones and spines?

375 million years old

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How old is the Basilodon?

225 million years old

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Body segments and legs of an insect

Has 3 body segments; 6 legs

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Body segments and legs of an arachnid

Has 2 body segments; 8 legs

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How do arthropods gain oxygen?

They circulate hemolymph around their organs

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How do arthropods support their bodies?

Through an exoskeleton

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_ percent of all known animal species are arthropods

80-85

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How many levels of taxonomy are there?

8

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What are the levels of taxonomy?

1. Domain

2. Kingdom

3. Phylum

4. Class

5. Order

6. Family

7. Genus

8. Species

"Dear King Philip Came Over For Good Soup"

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What domain do animals belong to?

Eukarya

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What kingdom do animals belong to?

Animalia

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Who discovered P. Newmani?

Mike Newman

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When was P. Newmani Discovered?

2004

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What phylum do animals with spinal chords belong to?

Chordata

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Who formulated natural selection?

English naturalist and biologist Charles Darwin

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When was natural selection formulated?

Late 1830s

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Who was an ancient Egyptian goddess depicted as a cat?

Baset

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When did Baset first appear?

2800 BCE

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What was Baset a god of?

Pregnancy and childbirth

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Who first wrote about animal behavior and the connection between humans and animals?

Aristotle

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When did Aristotle document animal behavior?

300 BCE

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Who wrote On the Origin of Species?

Charles Darwin

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When was On the Origin of Species published?

1859

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Which animal behaviorists developed Charles Darwin's work to create the modern research field of ethology?

1) Konrad Lorenz

2) Niko Tinbergen

3) Karl von Frisch

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When did the three animal behaviorists develop Charles Darwin's work to create the modern research field of ethology?

1930s

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What did the three animal behaviorists' contributions to animal behavior earn them?

A Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

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When did the three animal behaviorists gain an award for their contributions to animal behavior?

1973

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Who was an Austrian scientist best known for his work on imprinting behavior?

Konrad Lorenz

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Who extended beyond innate behaviors to consider how animals learned?

Nikolaas "Niko" Tinbergen

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Who was a German-Austrian scientist working alongside Tinbergen who was interested in sexual selection?

Karl von Frisch

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When was Tinbergen's Four Questions created?

1963

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What are Tinbergen's Four Questions?

- Function / Adaptation (What does this do for me)

- Evolution / History (Do other animals do the same)

- Causation / Mechanism (Why)

- Development / Ontology (Did I learn this?)

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What is our most common ancestor?

Chimpanzees

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Why do chimpanzees bare their teeth?

To show submission

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What is the downside to laboratory experiments?

Highly artificial

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Which molecule is found in almost every animal and controls movement and feeding behaviors?

Dopamine

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The Florida scrub jay exhibits...

Kin selection

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Peppered moths are an example of...

Natural selection

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Animals use their face to express emotions, while dogs use their...

Ears

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What are animals known as water bears?

Tardigrades

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What can tardigrades withstand?

Radiation and extreme temperatures

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How long can tardigrades remain dormant?

For decades

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Monotremes such as platypus and echidna, unlike other mammals...

Can lay eggs

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This animal can eat birds, is in South America, and mostly eats earthworms

Goliath bird eater

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These organisms produce chitin instead of collagen

Fungi