animal phylogeny/extinction and energy requirements

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what are phylogenies based on?

analyzing whole genomes, morphological traits, ribosomal RNA (rRNA) genes, Hox genes, protein-coding nuclear genes, and mitochondrial genes

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what is an inference in the animal phylogenetic tree all animals share?

a common ancestor

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what animals are the sister group to all other animals ?

sponges (basal animals)

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what is a clade of animals w tissues?

Eumetazoa

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what clade do most animal phyla belong to?

Bilateria

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what is significant of the clade Bilateria?

animals all in the clade have bilateral symmetry and are triploblastic, having 3 germ layers

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sponges DON’T have any…

true tissues

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what are the 3 major classes of bilaterian animals?

1.Dueterostomia

2.Lopotrochozoa

3.Ecdysozoa

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what are the 4 distinct period of animal evolution ?

Neoproterozoic Era, Paleozoic Era, Mesozoic Era, and Cenozoic Era

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Neoproterozoic Era

1 Bil-542 mya

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Paleozoic Era

542-251 mya

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Mesozoic Era

251-65.5 mya

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Cenozoic Era

65.5 mya- present

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what era did mammals become to diversify the planet?

the Cenozoic Era

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65 mya at the end of the cretaceous period…

dinosaurs became extinct

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What occurred after the end of the Permian period ?

the largest mass extinction

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endothermic

animals generate heat by metabolism

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endotherms

warm blooded

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endotherms can…

maintain a stable body temp. even during large fluctuations in environmental temp.

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what animals are endotherms ?

birds and mammals

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ectothermic

animals gain heat from external sources

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ectotherms cannot…

maintain a constant body temp.

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what animals are ectotherms?

invertebrates, fish, amphibians

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endothermy is more…

energetically expensive than ectothermy

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endothermy requires extensive amounts of…

energy to maintain a constant body temp.

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basal metabolic rate

avg amnt of energy used by an organism in a non-active state

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surface area to volume ratio is inversely or directly proportional to size?

inversely

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a mouse or elephant has a higher SA:V?

a mouse

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torpor

a physiological state in which activity is low and metabolism decreases

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torpor enables animals to save energy while avoiding…

difficult and dangerous conditions

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hibernation

long-term torpor that is an adaptation to winter cold and food scarcity

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summer torpor(estivation)

enables animals to survive long period of high temp. and scarce water

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daily torpor

exhibited by small mammals and birds during the part of the day that’s closest