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Which of the following characteristics is not typical of birds?
Which of the following characteristics is not typical of birds?
- Endothermic with a high metabolic rate
- Strong, lightweight skeleton
- Bipedal with wings modified from arms
- Laid eggs with a soft outer shell (correct)
What is the purpose of asymmetrical feathers in modern birds?
What is the purpose of asymmetrical feathers in modern birds?
- Attraction during mating
- Efficient flight (correct)
- Insulation
- Camouflage
Which type of feather serves primarily to protect the eyes and face?
Which type of feather serves primarily to protect the eyes and face?
- Bristles (correct)
- Downy feathers
- Contour feathers
- Remiges
What is the evolutionary process through which feathers developed for insulation later became used for flight?
What is the evolutionary process through which feathers developed for insulation later became used for flight?
What is the primary function of the calamus in a feather?
What is the primary function of the calamus in a feather?
During feather development, which of the following is the last stage of growth that involves the formation of hooklets?
During feather development, which of the following is the last stage of growth that involves the formation of hooklets?
Which of these features is characteristic of modern birds that aids in flight?
Which of these features is characteristic of modern birds that aids in flight?
What type of feather is primarily responsible for covering a bird's body and providing protection?
What type of feather is primarily responsible for covering a bird's body and providing protection?
What characterizes ratites in terms of their physical abilities?
What characterizes ratites in terms of their physical abilities?
What type of dentition do mammals exhibit?
What type of dentition do mammals exhibit?
Which feature distinguishes synapsids from other groups of reptiles?
Which feature distinguishes synapsids from other groups of reptiles?
What is the main advantage of eutherian gestation compared to marsupial gestation?
What is the main advantage of eutherian gestation compared to marsupial gestation?
Which of the following bones contributes to the middle ear in mammals?
Which of the following bones contributes to the middle ear in mammals?
What characteristic is shared by both ancestral primates and the 'Ida' specimen?
What characteristic is shared by both ancestral primates and the 'Ida' specimen?
Which feature is unique to New World monkeys compared to Old World monkeys?
Which feature is unique to New World monkeys compared to Old World monkeys?
What is a defining trait of therapsids within the evolutionary history of mammals?
What is a defining trait of therapsids within the evolutionary history of mammals?
What does the 'Out of Africa' theory suggest about human evolution?
What does the 'Out of Africa' theory suggest about human evolution?
Which locomotion mode do ungulates primarily use?
Which locomotion mode do ungulates primarily use?
What role do prolactin and oxytocin play in lactation?
What role do prolactin and oxytocin play in lactation?
Which type of nervous system structure involves a brain and a dorsal nerve cord?
Which type of nervous system structure involves a brain and a dorsal nerve cord?
What is the main purpose of the sensory input function in a nervous system?
What is the main purpose of the sensory input function in a nervous system?
Which characteristic is a significant feature of Homo genus?
Which characteristic is a significant feature of Homo genus?
What evolutionary advantage does bipedalism provide?
What evolutionary advantage does bipedalism provide?
Which feature distinguishes apes from other primates?
Which feature distinguishes apes from other primates?
Which type of skeletal structure is present in Arthropoda?
Which type of skeletal structure is present in Arthropoda?
What primarily allows the formation of cross-bridges in muscle contraction?
What primarily allows the formation of cross-bridges in muscle contraction?
In which muscle type do fibers contract rapidly and powerfully?
In which muscle type do fibers contract rapidly and powerfully?
What happens to the I band and H zone during muscle contraction?
What happens to the I band and H zone during muscle contraction?
Which of the following forces must locomotion overcome?
Which of the following forces must locomotion overcome?
What is the primary structural unit of muscle contraction?
What is the primary structural unit of muscle contraction?
Which type of locomotion is generally considered the most costly per minute?
Which type of locomotion is generally considered the most costly per minute?
What do myofibrils consist of?
What do myofibrils consist of?
Which of the following statements is true about monotremes?
Which of the following statements is true about monotremes?
What characterizes the placenta of marsupials?
What characterizes the placenta of marsupials?
How do eutherians differ in reproductive structure compared to marsupials?
How do eutherians differ in reproductive structure compared to marsupials?
What was a significant biogeographical event for eutherians during the early Paleocene?
What was a significant biogeographical event for eutherians during the early Paleocene?
Which feature is NOT characteristic of marsupials?
Which feature is NOT characteristic of marsupials?
Which of the following describes the body temperature of eutherians?
Which of the following describes the body temperature of eutherians?
What is a common misconception about the reproductive structures of eutherians?
What is a common misconception about the reproductive structures of eutherians?
Which of the following is true regarding the evolutionary history of eutherians?
Which of the following is true regarding the evolutionary history of eutherians?
What role do Schwann cells play in the nervous system?
What role do Schwann cells play in the nervous system?
During which phase of an action potential do most sodium activation gates open?
During which phase of an action potential do most sodium activation gates open?
What is the primary function of astrocytes in the central nervous system?
What is the primary function of astrocytes in the central nervous system?
What occurs during the undershoot phase of an action potential?
What occurs during the undershoot phase of an action potential?
What is the threshold potential in neuronal signaling?
What is the threshold potential in neuronal signaling?
Which statement best describes saltatory conduction?
Which statement best describes saltatory conduction?
What is the role of the sodium-potassium pump in neurons?
What is the role of the sodium-potassium pump in neurons?
How do electrical synapses communicate signals between neurons?
How do electrical synapses communicate signals between neurons?
What is one advantage of flocking behavior in birds?
What is one advantage of flocking behavior in birds?
Which breeding system is most common among bird species?
Which breeding system is most common among bird species?
Which trait is characteristic of altricial young birds?
Which trait is characteristic of altricial young birds?
What is one key feature of calls in birds?
What is one key feature of calls in birds?
What advantage does flocking provide in terms of foraging?
What advantage does flocking provide in terms of foraging?
In what scenario is polyandry observed among bird species?
In what scenario is polyandry observed among bird species?
Which of the following is a disadvantage of flocking?
Which of the following is a disadvantage of flocking?
What is the role of song in attracting a mate?
What is the role of song in attracting a mate?
What distinguishes eutherians from marsupials in terms of the placenta?
What distinguishes eutherians from marsupials in terms of the placenta?
Which feature is characteristic of the reproductive anatomy in marsupials?
Which feature is characteristic of the reproductive anatomy in marsupials?
What is the approximate body temperature of monotremes?
What is the approximate body temperature of monotremes?
In terms of evolutionary history, when did eutherians begin to achieve wide distribution?
In terms of evolutionary history, when did eutherians begin to achieve wide distribution?
How does the yolk sac function in marsupial development?
How does the yolk sac function in marsupial development?
Which trait is NOT true for marsupials?
Which trait is NOT true for marsupials?
What characteristic describes the body temperature of eutherians?
What characteristic describes the body temperature of eutherians?
What feature differentiates eutherians' reproductive structures from those of marsupials?
What feature differentiates eutherians' reproductive structures from those of marsupials?
What is the primary distinction between marsupials and eutherians in terms of birth and development?
What is the primary distinction between marsupials and eutherians in terms of birth and development?
Which of the following features is characteristic of mammalian synapsids?
Which of the following features is characteristic of mammalian synapsids?
Which characteristic best describes the neocortex region of the brain in mammals?
Which characteristic best describes the neocortex region of the brain in mammals?
What is a key evolutionary adaptation of therapsids compared to their ancestors?
What is a key evolutionary adaptation of therapsids compared to their ancestors?
How do the modes of locomotion differ among mammals?
How do the modes of locomotion differ among mammals?
Which feature distinguishes mammals from reptiles regarding jaw structure?
Which feature distinguishes mammals from reptiles regarding jaw structure?
What role do mammary glands play in the development of young mammals?
What role do mammary glands play in the development of young mammals?
What defines the characteristic dentition of cynodonts?
What defines the characteristic dentition of cynodonts?
What is the primary function of oligodendrocytes in the nervous system?
What is the primary function of oligodendrocytes in the nervous system?
How does the action potential propagate along the neuron?
How does the action potential propagate along the neuron?
What happens during the falling phase of an action potential?
What happens during the falling phase of an action potential?
What role do Schwann cells play in the peripheral nervous system (PNS)?
What role do Schwann cells play in the peripheral nervous system (PNS)?
In what state is a neuron when both sodium and potassium activation gates are closed?
In what state is a neuron when both sodium and potassium activation gates are closed?
What condition must be met for an action potential to fire?
What condition must be met for an action potential to fire?
What occurs at the nodes of Ranvier during saltatory conduction?
What occurs at the nodes of Ranvier during saltatory conduction?
Which type of neuron primarily transmits signals from sensory receptors to the central nervous system?
Which type of neuron primarily transmits signals from sensory receptors to the central nervous system?
What type of skeleton is primarily characteristic of Arthropoda?
What type of skeleton is primarily characteristic of Arthropoda?
Which pair of forces must be overcome for efficient locomotion?
Which pair of forces must be overcome for efficient locomotion?
What role do calcium ions play in muscle contraction?
What role do calcium ions play in muscle contraction?
During muscle contraction, which of the following bands decreases in size?
During muscle contraction, which of the following bands decreases in size?
What kind of muscle fibers provide rapid and powerful contractions?
What kind of muscle fibers provide rapid and powerful contractions?
What is the basic functional unit of muscle tissue?
What is the basic functional unit of muscle tissue?
In the sliding filament model, which component is responsible for creating cross-bridges?
In the sliding filament model, which component is responsible for creating cross-bridges?
Which option correctly describes the characteristic of larger animals in terms of locomotion efficiency?
Which option correctly describes the characteristic of larger animals in terms of locomotion efficiency?
What is the primary function of the ciliary muscle in the eye?
What is the primary function of the ciliary muscle in the eye?
Which of the following structures is responsible for detecting sound vibrations in the ear?
Which of the following structures is responsible for detecting sound vibrations in the ear?
What role do opsins play in the evolution of the eye?
What role do opsins play in the evolution of the eye?
What type of vision problem is caused by an eye that is too long, resulting in a focal point in front of the fovea?
What type of vision problem is caused by an eye that is too long, resulting in a focal point in front of the fovea?
Which of the following organs is NOT part of the inner ear?
Which of the following organs is NOT part of the inner ear?
What anatomical feature of the retina can lead to a blind spot in vision?
What anatomical feature of the retina can lead to a blind spot in vision?
Which feature is characteristic of compound eyes found in certain arthropods?
Which feature is characteristic of compound eyes found in certain arthropods?
In the context of hearing, what determines the pitch of a sound?
In the context of hearing, what determines the pitch of a sound?
Which of the following features helps reduce the weight of birds for flight?
Which of the following features helps reduce the weight of birds for flight?
What purpose did the early feathers serve before being adapted for flight?
What purpose did the early feathers serve before being adapted for flight?
What is the structure that forms the main shaft of a feather called?
What is the structure that forms the main shaft of a feather called?
Which stage of feather development involves the formation of interlocking hooklets?
Which stage of feather development involves the formation of interlocking hooklets?
Which of the following adaptations is NOT associated with the evolution of flight in birds?
Which of the following adaptations is NOT associated with the evolution of flight in birds?
What is the primary function of contour feathers on a bird?
What is the primary function of contour feathers on a bird?
What is the primary evolutionary origin of modern birds?
What is the primary evolutionary origin of modern birds?
Filoplume feathers primarily serve which of the following functions?
Filoplume feathers primarily serve which of the following functions?
What is the primary benefit of molting for birds?
What is the primary benefit of molting for birds?
Which type of migration involves birds remaining in the same location throughout the year?
Which type of migration involves birds remaining in the same location throughout the year?
What is a significant characteristic of biochrome pigments in feathers?
What is a significant characteristic of biochrome pigments in feathers?
Which muscle is primarily involved in the downstroke during bird flight?
Which muscle is primarily involved in the downstroke during bird flight?
In structural coloration, what phenomenon contributes to the vibrant colors seen in certain feathers?
In structural coloration, what phenomenon contributes to the vibrant colors seen in certain feathers?
What role does the keel play in birds?
What role does the keel play in birds?
Which type of foot arrangement allows for the most stability when perching, as seen in woodpeckers?
Which type of foot arrangement allows for the most stability when perching, as seen in woodpeckers?
What is a primary cost associated with the molting process in birds?
What is a primary cost associated with the molting process in birds?
What is one of the main advantages of flocking for birds?
What is one of the main advantages of flocking for birds?
Which breeding system is characterized by shared parental care and a lack of additional mating opportunities?
Which breeding system is characterized by shared parental care and a lack of additional mating opportunities?
What aspect of mate attraction does the 'lek' system emphasize?
What aspect of mate attraction does the 'lek' system emphasize?
What developmental stage characterizes altricial birds?
What developmental stage characterizes altricial birds?
Which of the following statements about songbirds is true?
Which of the following statements about songbirds is true?
Which strategy describes the parental care in species with polygynandry?
Which strategy describes the parental care in species with polygynandry?
What allows perching birds to maintain a secure grip while resting?
What allows perching birds to maintain a secure grip while resting?
What is a key feature that distinguishes mammals from reptiles?
What is a key feature that distinguishes mammals from reptiles?
What is an advantage of eutherian gestation compared to that of marsupials?
What is an advantage of eutherian gestation compared to that of marsupials?
Which trait is primarily associated with the locomotion of ungulates?
Which trait is primarily associated with the locomotion of ungulates?
Which of the following is a characteristic trait of cynodonts?
Which of the following is a characteristic trait of cynodonts?
Which of the following represents a significant evolutionary transition in the mammalian lineage?
Which of the following represents a significant evolutionary transition in the mammalian lineage?
What role do mammary glands play in lactation?
What role do mammary glands play in lactation?
What differentiates plantigrade locomotion from digitigrade locomotion?
What differentiates plantigrade locomotion from digitigrade locomotion?
What distinguishes synapsids from other amniotes?
What distinguishes synapsids from other amniotes?
What characteristic is unique to Old World monkeys compared to New World monkeys?
What characteristic is unique to Old World monkeys compared to New World monkeys?
Which of the following species is considered a key representative of the Homo genus?
Which of the following species is considered a key representative of the Homo genus?
What feature is associated with the evolution of modern humans according to the Out of Africa theory?
What feature is associated with the evolution of modern humans according to the Out of Africa theory?
Which of the following features is a characteristic of the 'Ida' specimen?
Which of the following features is a characteristic of the 'Ida' specimen?
What does the term bipedalism refer to in human evolution?
What does the term bipedalism refer to in human evolution?
Which of the following is part of the central nervous system (CNS)?
Which of the following is part of the central nervous system (CNS)?
Which feature distinguishes Homo sapiens from other hominins like Homo neanderthalensis?
Which feature distinguishes Homo sapiens from other hominins like Homo neanderthalensis?
What differentiates the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) from the Central Nervous System (CNS)?
What differentiates the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) from the Central Nervous System (CNS)?
What is the primary function of tropomyosin in muscle contraction?
What is the primary function of tropomyosin in muscle contraction?
Which type of skeleton is found in arthropods?
Which type of skeleton is found in arthropods?
Which type of muscle fibers are characterized by rapid, powerful contractions?
Which type of muscle fibers are characterized by rapid, powerful contractions?
Which force does swimming produce less resistance against compared to running?
Which force does swimming produce less resistance against compared to running?
Which skeletal structure is typical in organisms of the Cnidaria phylum?
Which skeletal structure is typical in organisms of the Cnidaria phylum?
When calcium ions are present in muscle fibers, what effect do they have?
When calcium ions are present in muscle fibers, what effect do they have?
Which structure serves as the basic functioning unit of muscle contraction?
Which structure serves as the basic functioning unit of muscle contraction?
Flashcards
Bird Evolution
Bird Evolution
Birds evolved from theropod dinosaurs, adapting features for flight and other survival needs.
Key Adaptations for Flight
Key Adaptations for Flight
Hollow bones, fused clavicles (furcula), and feather development are key to bird flight.
Feather Structure
Feather Structure
Feathers consist of a calamus, rachis, barbs, barbules, and a vane.
Contour Feathers
Contour Feathers
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Flight Feathers (Remiges/Retrices)
Flight Feathers (Remiges/Retrices)
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Plumulaceous feathers
Plumulaceous feathers
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Evolution of the Feather
Evolution of the Feather
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Five States of Feather Development
Five States of Feather Development
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What are Ratites?
What are Ratites?
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What are Carinates?
What are Carinates?
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What is Brood Parasitism?
What is Brood Parasitism?
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Synapsids
Synapsids
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Therapsids
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Cynodonts
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Plantigrade locomotion
Plantigrade locomotion
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Digitigrade locomotion
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Monotreme Characteristics
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Marsupial Characteristics
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Eutherian Characteristics
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Marsupial Placenta
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Eutherian Placenta
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Early Mammal Divergence
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Eutherian Distribution
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Marsupial Distribution
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Axon
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Myelin Sheath
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Node of Ranvier
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Synaptic Terminals
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Ganglion
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Nuclei
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Membrane Potential
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Threshold Potential
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Ancestral Primates
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Prosimians
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Ida
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Anthropoids
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Old World Monkeys
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New World Monkeys
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Hominoids
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Bipedalism
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Chemoreception
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Tastebuds
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Hydrostatic Skeleton
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Exoskeletons
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Endoskeletons
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Antagonistic Muscle Pairs
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Sarcomere
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Sliding Filament Model
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Bird Migration
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Flocking Benefits
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Lek Display
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Monogamy (in Birds)
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Polygyny (in Birds)
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Calls vs. Songs (Birds)
Calls vs. Songs (Birds)
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Altricial vs. Precocial (Birds)
Altricial vs. Precocial (Birds)
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Perching Bird Adaptation
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Brood Parasitism
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What is a Synapsid?
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What is a Therapsid?
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What is a Cynodont?
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What are Axons?
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Depolarization
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Action Potential
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Thermoreceptors
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Electromagnetic Receptors
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Opsins
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Ocelli
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Compound Eyes
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Sclera
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Cornea
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Corneal Sheath Degenerates
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Downy Feathers
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Nesting Material
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Melanins
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Carotenoids
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Constructive Interference
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Molting Benefits
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Molting Costs
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Bird's Key Adaptation: Hollow Bones
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Bird's Key Adaptation: Fused Clavicles (Furcula)
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What are Downy Feathers?
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Contour Feathers: Remiges
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Contour Feathers: Retrices
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Feather Evolution: Exaptation
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Feather Development: Stage 4
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Feather Development: Stage 5
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Short Distance Migration
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Long Distance Migration
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Flocking Advantages
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Flocking Disadvantages
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Altricial vs. Precocial
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Ratites
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Carinates
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Mammary glands
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Lactation
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Chemoreception in Invertebrates
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Fast and Slow Muscle Fibers
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Study Notes
Nervous Systems
- Nervous systems vary Nervous systems vary by phyla, including nerve nets in Cnidarians and Ctenophores, nerve rings in Echinoderms, and bilateral nervous systems with cephalization in more complex organisms, such as Chordates which have a brain and dorsal nerve cord. phyla
- Nervous systems vary by phyla, including nerve nets in Cnidarians and Ctenophores, nerve rings in Echinoderms, and bilateral systems with cephalization in Chordates, which have a brain and dorsal nerve cord. net: Cnidarians, Ctenophores
- Nerve ring: Echinoderms
- Bilateral nervous systems: Cephalization (ganglia or brain), nerve cord
- Chordates have a brain and dorsal nerve cord
Overview of Nervous System
- Sensory input: Signals from sensory receptors
- Integration: Processing of environmental information (CNS)
- Motor output: Signals to effectors (PNS)
Cells
- Neurons: Cell body (with nucleus), dendrites (short, branched, toward cell body), axon (long, unbranched, away from cell body)
- Glia: Supporting cells
- Astrocytes form blood-brain barrier
- Radial glia form tracks for neuron development
- Oligodendrocytes/Schwann cells form myelin sheaths
Neural Signals
- Membrane potential: Difference in charge across membrane
- Resting state: Interior negative
- Threshold potential: Minimum to trigger action potential
- Depolarization: Interior becomes more positive
- Action potential: Brief reversal of membrane potential
- Propagation: Action potential travels down axon
- Refractory Period: Axon cannot fire during this period
Synaptic Communication
- Chemical synapses use neurotransmitters
- Neurotransmitters bind to receptors, opening ion channels
- Postsynaptic potentials: EPSPs (excitatory), IPSPs (inhibitory)
- Temporal summation: Multiple signals close together
- Spatial summation: Multiple signals at different locations
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Explore the diverse nervous systems across different phyla, including nerve nets, rings, and bilateral systems. Learn about the structure and function of neurons, supporting glia cells, and the mechanisms behind neural signals. Test your knowledge on sensory input, integration, and motor output in the nervous system.
