Lecture 16

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Flashcards to review key concepts from the Animalia lecture.

Ch. 16

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Animals are __, heterotrophic eukaryotes with tissues that develop from embryonic layers.

multicellular

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Animals obtain energy and nutrients by __ other organisms.

eating

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Animals digest food __ after ingestion, in contrast to fungi.

internally

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The __ stage usually dominates the life cycle of most animals.

diploid

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Many animals have a larval stage that is __ and morphologically distinct from the adult stage.

sexually immature

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The common ancestor of all animals likely lived about __ million years ago.

770

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Choanoflagellates are closely related to animals based on __ and molecular evidence.

morphological

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Most animals share a unique family of regulatory genes known as __ genes.

Hox

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The first generally accepted macroscopic animal fossils date from about __ million years ago.

560

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The first evidence of __ is found in fossils of the Ediacaran period.

predation

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What are animals classified as?

Animals are multicellular, heterotrophic eukaryotes with tissues that develop from embryonic layers.

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How do animals obtain energy and nutrients?

Animals obtain energy and nutrients by eating other organisms.

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How do animals digest food?

Animals digest food internally after ingestion, in contrast to fungi.

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What stage usually dominates the life cycle of most animals?

The diploid stage usually dominates the life cycle of most animals.

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What is a distinguishing feature of the larval stage in many animals?

Many animals have a larval stage that is sexually immature and morphologically distinct from the adult stage.

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When did the common ancestor of all animals likely live?

The common ancestor of all animals likely lived about 770 million years ago.

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What evidence suggests that choanoflagellates are closely related to animals?

Choanoflagellates are closely related to animals based on morphological and molecular evidence.

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What unique family of regulatory genes do most animals share?

Most animals share a unique family of regulatory genes known as Hox genes.

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When do the first generally accepted macroscopic animal fossils date from?

The first generally accepted macroscopic animal fossils date from about 560 million years ago.

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What is the first evidence of predation found in?

The first evidence of predation is found in fossils of the Ediacaran period