Jawless fishes Exam 3

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Vertebrates

Chordates with a spinal column, distinguished from invertebrate chordates by having a vertebral column and a distinct head with sensory organs.

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Neural Crest

A unique group of embryonic cells in vertebrates that forms many vertebrate structures, including neurons and melanocytes.

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Agnatha

Jawless vertebrates, which include lampreys and hagfish.

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Hagfish

A class of jawless fish (Myxini) known for their slime production and scavenging behavior.

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Lampreys

Jawless fish (Petromyzontida) that are often parasitic and have an anadromous life cycle.

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Myxini

Class containing hagfishes that are characterized by their naked skin and slime glands.

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Petromyzontida

Class of lampreys, a type of jawless fish known for their parasitic and non-parasitic forms.

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Neurulation

The process during embryonic development in which the neural crest is formed.

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Chondrichthyes

A class of cartilaginous fishes, including sharks and rays.

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Ostracoderms

Early jawless fishes that had armor and are now extinct.

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Sarcopterygii

Lobe-finned fishes, some of which are ancestors of terrestrial vertebrates.

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Actinopterygii

Ray-finned fishes, a diverse class of bony fishes.

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Tetrapoda

Four-limbed vertebrates that evolved from lobe-finned fishes.

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Gnathostomata

Craniata with jaws, encompassing many vertebrate classes including fish and tetrapods.

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Neural Plate

A structure in the developing embryo that gives rise to the neural tube.

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Evolution of Jawless Fishes

Refers to the history and characteristics of early vertebrates like ostracoderms, including their evolutionary significance.

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Gill Arches

Structures derived from neural crest cells that contribute to the formation of gills and facial bones in vertebrates.

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Ectoderm

The outermost layer of cells or tissue in an embryo that develops into the neural crest.

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Internal Gills

Respiratory structures found in jawed fishes that allow for gas exchange.

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Single-loop Circulation

A type of circulatory system found in jawless fishes where blood flows in a single circuit from the heart to the gills and back.