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what 4 characteristics are shared by all chordates and what are their functions?

notochord - muscle attachment

hollow dorsal nerve cord - nerve signal transmission

pharyngeal slits - various functions

post anal tail - movement

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when did chordates appear in the fossil record?

550 million years ago

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what chordate characteristics are found in subphylum urochordata?

pharyngeal slits

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what are subphylum urochordata considered closest relatives to?

vertebrates

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<p>what is this organism? </p>

what is this organism?

tunicates

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<p>what subphylum is this from?</p>

what subphylum is this from?

subphylum urochordata

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what are the chordate characteristics found in the adults in subphylum cephalochordata?

all 4 characteristics

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what is unique about the way lancelets breath?

they breathe through their skin

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what kind of diet do tunicates have?

omnivorous

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what kind of diet do lancelets have?

omnivorous

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<p>what organism is this?</p>

what organism is this?

lancelet

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<p>what organism is this? what subphylum is this in?</p>

what organism is this? what subphylum is this in?

lancelet, subphylum cephalochordata

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what are the chordate characteristics found in subphylum vertebrata?

all 4 chordate characteristics

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when did vertebrates diverge from other chordates?

500 million years ago

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how do fish scales differ from reptile scales?

all fish scales are derived from dermal tissue

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<p>what is this?</p>

what is this?

placoid scale

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<p>what is this?</p>

what is this?

cycloid scale

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<p>what is this?</p>

what is this?

ctenoid scale

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<p>what is this?</p>

what is this?

ganoid scale

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what is ovuliparity?

female lays unfertilized egg which are externally fertilized by the male

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what is oviparity?

the mother deposits internally fertilized eggs that develop and hatch outside of the mother’s body

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what is ovoviviparity?

internally fertilized eggs are retained in oviduct, and develop without any nourishment from the mother

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what is viviparity?

young develop in mother’s uterus and are nourished by the mother before being born (live birth)

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what do hagfish produce?

slime and mucus

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what can hagfish do to their bodies?

tie themselves in a knot

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what kind of diet do hagfish have?

carnivorous

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how do hagfish find their prey?

using sense of smell

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<p>what organism is this? what superclass is it from?</p>

what organism is this? what superclass is it from?

hagfish, superclass agnatha

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<p>what organism is this? what superclass is it from?</p>

what organism is this? what superclass is it from?

hagfish, superclass agnatha

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what are lamprey larvae called?

ammocoetes

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what kind of lifestyle do lamprey have?

anadromous

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what type of feeding behavior do lamprey have?

parasitic by attaching to fish

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<p>what organism is this? what superclass is this?</p>

what organism is this? what superclass is this?

lamprey, superclass agnatha

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<p>what organism is this? what superclass is this?</p>

what organism is this? what superclass is this?

lamprey, superclass agnatha

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what is the chondrichthyan skeleton made of?

cartilage

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what is the name of the specialized sensory organ found in many chondrichthyans and what does it sense?

ampullae of lorenzini senses electrical fields

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how do you tell the difference between male from female chondrichthyans?

males have claspers

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<p>what is this animal?</p>

what is this animal?

great white shark

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how big do great white sharks get?

20 ft / 4,200 lbs

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what type of reproduction do great white sharks have?

ovoviviparous

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in the last 100 years, more people have been killed in the US by what animal over this shark?

dogs

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

hammerhead shark

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how big do hammerhead sharks get?

18 ft / 1,000 lbs

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what type of reproduction do hammerhead sharks have?

viviparous

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what does the hammerhead do for the animal and how many more times effective is it than other sharks?

spreads their receptors and is 10 times more effective

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

leopard shark

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how big do leopard sharks get?

6.5 ft / 40 lbs

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how do leopard sharks differ from their close relatives?

more red blood cells

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

whale shark

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how big do whale sharks get?

40 ft / 47,000 lbs

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how much water can whale sharks filter in an hour?

160,000 gallons

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

skates

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how big do big skates get?

8 ft

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what type of reproduction strategy do whale sharks have?

ovoviviparous

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what type of reproduction do skates have?

oviparous

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what are the eggs of skates called?

mermaids purse

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

round rays

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what adaptation do round rays have to protect themselves from predators?

venomous sting on their tail

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

bat ray

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how big do bat rays get?

6 ft / 200 lbs

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what are bat rays considered and what does this term mean?

euryhaline because they can withstand a wide range of salinities

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

manta ray

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how big do manta rays gets?

25 ft

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what type of diet do manta rays have?

omnivorous

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

shovelnose guitarfish

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what adaptation do skates and rays have that allows them to breathe while buried in the sand?

spiracles used to take in water

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

sawfish

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what do sawfish use their rostrum for?

hunting and protection

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what organ do sawfish have that are similar to sharks?

ampullae of lorenzini

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what are the common names for chimaeras?

ratfish or rabbit fish

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

chimaera

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what are the skeletons of bony fish made of?

true bone

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what class is the great white shark from?

chondrichthyes

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what class is the hammerhead shark from?

chondrichthyes

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what class is the leopard shark from?

chondrichthyes

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what class is the whale shark from?

chondrichthyes

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what class are skates and rays from?

chondrichthyes

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what class is the shovelnose guitar fish from?

chondrichthyes

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what class is the sawfish from?

chondrichthyes

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

coelacanths

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what specialized adaptation do coelacanths have that help them detect prey?

rostral organ

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

lungfish

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what are lungfish best known for?

ability to breathe air using a lung

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what type of diet do lungfish have?

omnivorous

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what class are coelacanths from?

sarcopterygii

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what class are lungfish from?

sarcopterygii

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

sturgeon

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why have species of sturgeon become threatened?

overexploitation of their eggs or roe

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what type of lifestyle do sturgeon have?

anadromous

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what class are sturgeons from?

sarcopterygii

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

paddlefish

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how many species of paddlefish are there?

2

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what factors are causing the decline of paddlefish?

overfishing and pollution

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how do the diets of the paddlefish species differ?

american paddlefish - filter feeding

chinese paddlefish - piscivorus

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what class are paddlefish from?

sarcopterygii

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

gars

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what type of scales do gars have?

ganoid scales

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what class are gars from?

actinopterygii

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<p>what animal is this?</p>

what animal is this?

bowfin

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what type of scales do bowfin have?

cycloid scales