Phylum chordata - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

All chordates must have these structures at some time in their development correct answers notochord, dorsal tubular nerve cord, pharyngeal pouches or slits, and post-anal tail notochord correct answers a stiff, but flexible rod of connective tissue extending lengthwise and dorsal to the digestive tract; is an axis for muscle attachment; in higher vertebrates it is converted in the adult to the vertebral column dorsal tubular nerve cor correct answers anterior end becomes brain, the rest i...

BIOLOGY PRAXIS II 5235 EXAM 2024 WITH 100% ACCURATE SOLUTIONS taxonomy categories in order? - correct answer Domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species Did King Phillip Cry Out "For Goodness Sakes!" human taxonomic levels? - correct answer Animalia, chordata, Mammalia, primatae, hominidae, homo sapiens "All cool men prefer heavy sideburns" phases of mitosis? - correct answer Interphase, prophase metaphase, anaphase, telophase I-PMAT 7 characteristic...

Bio 100 Exam 1 UNLV Questions and Answers with Verified Solutions **What are the defining characteristics of a living organism?** 1. Made up of cells 2. Possesses a unique molecular structure 3. Responds to its external environment 4. Maintains internal homeostasis 5. Requires energy and raw materials 6. Capable of growth and reproduction 7. Populations can adapt and evolve **How is life categorized?** 1. Domain (dumb) 2. Kingdom (kids) 3. Phylum (play) 4. Class (catch) 5. O...

Vertebrate Ancestors: 'Chordate' Origins, 'Vertebrae and 'Cephalization Who are the vertebrates? How many species? - "animals with backbones" - phylum chordata: --> notochord, segmentation, jointed appendages (via deutersotome development and endoskeleton, derived from coelom, body cavity and bilateral symmetry) - subphylum craniata --> have no column hyperoterti (notochord) - roughly 45'000 species - infraphylum vertebrata --> 42'000 species (5% life - less diverse/...

DAT BOOSTER TEST V (BIOLOGY) EXAM 2024/2025 WITH 100% ACCURATE SOLUTIONS The way substances and waste in the kidney are removed from the blood is by... - Precise Answer Filtration Segmentation is a characteristic of which three phyla? - Precise Answer Arthropoda Chordata (Vertebrates) Annelida (ex: leech) Important examples of organisms in Phylum Echinodermata - Precise Answer Starfish Brittle stars Sand dollars Sea lilies Sea urchins Sea cucumbers Sea daisies Important chara...

Be familiar with the common characteristics of animals. - - Multicellular heterotrophs - cells lack cell walls -most have nerves, muscles, and capacity to move at some point in the life cycle - able to reproduce sexually - specialized sensory structures and nervous system - cells exist in extensive extracellular matrix - unique cell junctions What type of life cycle do all animals show? - gametic What is the most likely ancestor of animals? - choanoflagellates What are the 3 major featu...

3 domains of the tree of life - Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya 4 kingdoms of eukarya - Protista, Plantae, Fungi, Animalia arm - use to safely carry the microscope coarse adjustment knob - use to focus at low power ONLY competative inhibition - when molecules similar to a substrate compete for placement on the active site of an enzyme, Vmax is still possible is substrate concentration is high enough Condenser - concentrates the light on the specimen control treatment - a treatment in which you...

Branch 3 Structural Pest Control Study Overview Rated A+ Species Groups of plants or animals that look-alike with similar characteristics and living traits Hexapoda The Class that all insects belong to, formally "insecta" Chordata The most familiar Phylum that includes the mammals, birds, reptiles and fish "vertebrate pests" Mollusca Phylum that includes snails, clams, etc. These are also tiny organisms, almost too small to be seen with the naked eye, called protozoa. Ar...

BIOS 1705: Lab Quiz 1 with Verified Solutions - **What part of the microscope moves the slide around the stage?** - Stage adjustment knobs - **Which lens is closest to the eye when using a microscope?** - Ocular - **What knob should you use to focus at low power only?** - Coarse adjustment knob - **What does the condenser do in a microscope?** - Concentrates the light on the specimen - **If you have a high power objective lens with a magnification of 40x, what would be the ...