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How many ear bones do birds have?

1, stapes

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Reptile features in birds?

All of the above

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Birds are exclusively _____-parous.

Oviparous

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What is different about red blood cells in birds?

They have nuclei

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Birds excrete…

Uric acid

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Archaeopteryx had teeth.

True

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A feature of Archeopteryx wings?

Digits with claws

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What is different about an Archaeopteryx tail?

It is long, with vertebrae

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Birds are hypothesized to share common ancestors with these dinosaurs:

Saurichian theropods

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Feathers are a unique trait among ______ ______.

Present vertebrates

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Uses for feathers in dinosaurs?

All of the above

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Adaptations in birds to reduce weight?

All of the above

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In birds, the pelvis is fused to…

The sacral and thoracic vertebrae

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How many ovaries do birds have?

1

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Birds are ____________.

They have no ____________.

Endothermic, bladder

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In birds, when sex organs are functional?

Only during breeding season

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In the mitochondria, how do you make ATP?

Glucose + oxygen

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In the mitochondria, how do you make heat, water, and CO2?

Glucose + oxygen

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What does a bird’s gizzard do?

Help break down food

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This muscle powers the upstroke:

Supracoracoideus

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This muscle powers the downstroke:

Pectoralis

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How many chambers in a bird heart?

4

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The benefit of one-way airflow in bird lungs?

Maximizes oxygen transfer to blood

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What birds use to migrate?

All of the above

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Which embryonic structure becomes the placenta?

Chorion

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Eutherians have this kind of skull:

Synapsid

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What is different about early therapsids’ body cavities?

The thoracic and abdominal cavities are separated, unlike modern reptiles

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Evidence of reptile ancestry in mammals?

  • monotremes

  • cloaca

  • scales

  • claws


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Cynodonts have this teeth type:

Heterodont

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A mammal heart has ____ chambers, and ____ circuts.

4, 2

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Endotherm traits?

All of the above

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The milk in all mammal species has the same content ratio.

False

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Mammal palates are _________.

Reptile palates are _________.

Arched, flat

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Benefits of an arched palate?

Shape accommodates tongue movement and chewing

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Mammals have this many cervical vertebrae:

7

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In mammals, the pharyngeal pouches turned into:

Voice box, earbones, jaw

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What separates the abdominal and thoracic cavities in mammals?

A muscular diaphragm

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What do mammals excrete?

(Nitrogenous) urea

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The path of blood starting with aorta?

Aorta → arteries → arterioles → capillaries

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In the capillaries, red blood cells move in:

Single file

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The returning path to the heart, starting with capillaries?

Capillaries → venules → veins → vena cava

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The function of the SA node?

  • Contracting atria

  • Sends signal to AV node


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The function of the AV node?

  • Contracting ventricles 

  • Sends signal to heart apex


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Systole means:

Diastole means:

Contract, relax

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The heartbeat starts in which part?

Right atrium

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Cardiac muscle uses ____% of ________ delivered by blood.

70%, oxygen

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Between which structures does gas exchange take place in the lungs?

Alveoli + capillaries

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Thermoregulation is the ability to…

Control your body temperature

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Cellular respiration increases with:

Temperature increases

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What is conduction?

Direct contact heat transfer between body and environment

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What is convection?

Movement of air over a body surface

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What is evaporation?

Heat loss as water molecules escape as gas (sweat)

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What is radiation?

Giving off energy waves (no direct contact)

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How do ectotherms get heat?

Warm places in the environment

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How do endotherms get heat?

Cellular processes (e.g. cellular respiration)

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One type of mitochondria makes _______.

Another kind only makes ______.

ATP, heat

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What is torpor?

A temporary lowering of metabolism

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The counter current system maximizes _________ from ________ to ________.

Heat transfer, arteries, veins

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What is the bird version of “panting”?

Gular flutter

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Brown fat is found in _________.

It is specialized to only generate _________.

Placental mammals, heat

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Why brown fat is brown?

It is full of mitochondria

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This part of the brain regulates temperature:

Hypothalamus

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Overall kidney function?

Filtration, reabsorption, secretion

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Excretion removes…

Metabolic wastes from the body

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Osmoconformers:

Osmotic concentration is same as environment

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Osmoregulators:

Osmotic concentration is different from their environment

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What planarians use to osmoregulate?

Protonephridia

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Malphigian tubules remove______ and secrete ______.

Metabolic waste, uric acid

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Antennal glands remove:

Ammonia

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Osmoregulators

acquire _______.

dilute _______,

Salts, urine

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Osmoconformers remove _______,

and make little _______.

Salts, urine

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Ecology is the study of the relationship of _________ to the _________, and ___________.

Organisms, environment, other organisms

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<p>Graph A indicates _________ growth. </p><p>Graph B indicates _________ growth. </p>

Graph A indicates _________ growth.

Graph B indicates _________ growth.

Exponential, Logistical

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<p>The red dotted line is the ___________, which is…</p>

The red dotted line is the ___________, which is…

Carrying capacity, the population size the environment can support

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Predator adaptations?

All of the above

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Coevolution is when…

A change in once species results in change in another

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Prey defenses?

All of the above

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Interspecific: interaction _________.

Intraspecific interaction __________.

Between two different species, within same species

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Competitive exclusion principle says…

Two species competing for a single resource cannot coexist

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What is resource partitioning?

The division of resources

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Commensal:

  • One gains

  • Other neither gains nor loses


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Mutualism:

  • Both species gain


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Parasitism:

  • One gains

  • Other loses


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In ecosystem is…

Everything in an environment, including abiotic factors (e.g. soil, water, temperature)

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A community, found within an ecosystem, includes:

All organisms living close enough for potential interaction

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Define species richness.

The number of species in an area of study

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Define species evenness.

Relative abundance of each species in an area of study

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Even representation indicates…

More resilient communities

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Genetic diversity means __________ within a species.

Different alleles

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Inbreeding means genes are too similar, which makes species…

More susceptible to:

  • Disturbances

  • Parasites

  • Illness


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Food chains always begin with a(n) __________.

Autotroph

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Grass would be considered a ___________.

Primary producer

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A grasshopper would be considered a ___________.

Primary consumer

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A bird would be considered a ___________.

Secondary consumer

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Energy only flows _____ way(s).

1

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Ecological succession is when…

One combination of species replaces another, over time.

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Ecological succession begins with a ________.

Disturbance

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Primary succession:

  • Starting from “scratch”

  • Completely barren habitat

  • e.g., volcanic events


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Secondary succession:

  • Region where a community previously existed

  • e.g., forest fires


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Which factors affect succession?

All of the above