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lab practical 2 (part 2) birds

Emily Bradley English 58 cards

what type of beak is this? and what does it do?

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  1. 1_______ increases articulation to move skull aroundOccipital condyle
  2. 2what type of skull do birds have?Modified diapsid skull
  3. 3what type of beak is this? and what does it do?cracker, crack seedswhat type of beak is this? and what does it do?
  4. 4what type of beak is this? and what does it do?shredder, tear meatwhat type of beak is this? and what does it do?
  5. 5what type of beak is this? and what does it do?chisel, chisel into wood to get insectswhat type of beak is this? and what does it do?
  6. 6what type of beak is this? and what does it do?probe, probing flowers for nectarwhat type of beak is this? and what does it do?
  7. 7what type of beak is this? and what does it do?strainer, strain small plants and animals from waterwhat type of beak is this? and what does it do?
  8. 8what type of beak is this? and what does it do?spear, fishingwhat type of beak is this? and what does it do?
  9. 9what type of beak is this? and what does it do?tweezer, eat insectswhat type of beak is this? and what does it do?
  10. 10what type of beak is this? and what does it do?swiss army knife, eat fruit insects fishwhat type of beak is this? and what does it do?
  11. 11what kind of feet are these? what are they used for?grasping, grasping foodwhat kind of feet are these? what are they used for?
  12. 12what kind of feet are these? what are they used for?scratching, scratching the soilwhat kind of feet are these? what are they used for?
  13. 13what kind of feet are these? what are they used for?swimmingwhat kind of feet are these? what are they used for?
  14. 14what kind of feet are these? what are they used for?perchingwhat kind of feet are these? what are they used for?
  15. 15what kind of feet are these? what are they used for?running, use three toeswhat kind of feet are these? what are they used for?
  16. 16what kind of feet are these? what are they used for?climbing, climbing up treeswhat kind of feet are these? what are they used for?
  17. 17label the pigeon dissection1. heart
    2. pancreas
    3. lung
    4. liver
    5. small intestine    label the pigeon dissection
  18. 18is this a male or female pigeon?maleis this a male or female pigeon?
  19. 19is this a male or a female pigeon?femaleis this a male or a female pigeon?
  20. 20What is the order? What are two key characteristics of the Class? (found only in the mammals?)Primates
    Hair and milk,
    plus diaphragm, 3 inner earbones    What is the order? What are two key characteristics of the Class? (found only in the mammals?)
  21. 21What is the order? What is the phylum?Cetardiodactyla
    Chordata    What is the order? What is the phylum?
  22. 22How many occipital condyles do rabbits have?2
  23. 23What is the order?Eulipotyphia
    Shrews, moles, hedgehogs    What is the order?
  24. 24what are the holes in the skulllattice nasal passagewhat are the holes in the skull
  25. 25—gillsgills
  26. 26Class? Order? Internal or external fertilization? When male attaches to female it is called ___.class - Amphibia
    Order – Anura,
    External
    Amplexus    Class? Order? Internal or external fertilization? When male attaches to female it is called ___.
  27. 27Name each type of scale. Which ones belong to Chondrichthyes? Osteichthyes?A - placoid - Chondrichthyes
    B - cycloid - Osteichthyes    Name each type of scale. Which ones belong to Chondrichthyes? Osteichthyes?
  28. 28Name structure under yellow arrow? Under red arrow?yellow - liver
    red - ovaries    Name structure under yellow arrow? Under red arrow?
  29. 29Name this animal in the muscle tissue. What is its Phylum?animal - Trichinella spp.
    phylum - Nematoda    Name this animal in the muscle tissue. What is its Phylum?
  30. 30what do male crayfish have that females don't?(modified pleopods)
  31. 31—Subphylum – Chelicerata
    Parts = chelicera and pedipalps    Subphylum – Chelicerata Parts = chelicera and pedipalps
  32. 32—1 – Stratified squamous
    2 – Stratified cuboidal
    Epithelial    1 – Stratified squamous 2 – Stratified cuboidal Epithelial
  33. 33—Infraclass – metatheria
    marsupium    Infraclass – metatheria marsupium
  34. 34—Eutherian = placental animal
    Echolocation
    chrioptera    Eutherian = placental animal Echolocation chrioptera
  35. 35—Order – Caudata
    3 chambers
    Paedomorphosis    Order – Caudata 3 chambers Paedomorphosis
  36. 36—1. falconiforms
    2. piciformes
    3. Charadriformes
    4. Strigiformes    1. falconiforms 2. piciformes 3. Charadriformes 4. Strigiformes
  37. 37—Order – Testudines
    Anapsid
    Ventral – plastron
    Dorsal - carapace    Order – Testudines Anapsid Ventral – plastron Dorsal - carapace
  38. 38—No jaws
    Yes cranium (partial)
    No vertebrae
    Subphylum – Craniata
    Class - Myxini    No jaws Yes cranium (partial) No vertebrae Subphylum – Craniata Class - Myxini
  39. 39—Frog (amphibian)
    nuclei    Frog (amphibian) nuclei
  40. 40—Diptera = Flies , holometabolous (complete)
    Blattodea = Cockroaches , hemimetabolous (incomplete)
    Coleoptera = Beetles, holometabolous (complete)
    Orthoptera = Grasshoppers, hemimetabolous (incomplete)
    Lepidoptera = Butterflies, holometabolous (complete)    Diptera = Flies , holometabolous (complete) Blattodea = Cockroaches , hemimetabolous (incomplete) Coleoptera = Beetles, holometabolous (c...
  41. 41—Amphibian – Order GymnophionaAmphibian – Order Gymnophiona
  42. 42—1 = gills
    2 = swim bladder
    3 = heart
    4 = stomach
    5 = gonad    1 = gills 2 = swim bladder 3 = heart 4 = stomach 5 = gonad
  43. 43—Barbules
    Thermoregulation
    Scales    Barbules Thermoregulation Scales
  44. 44—TardigradaTardigrada
  45. 45—Class – Asteroidea
    Pedicellaria – remove debris
    Move via tube feet    Class – Asteroidea Pedicellaria – remove debris Move via tube feet
  46. 46—Organism = tunicate
    Phylum – Chordata
    Outer covering = test
    1 Chordate characteristic – Pharyngeal Gill slits
    Marine    Organism = tunicate Phylum – Chordata Outer covering = test 1 Chordate characteristic – Pharyngeal Gill slits Marine
  47. 47—Smooth
    Stomach
    Involuntary    Smooth Stomach Involuntary
  48. 48—InsectivoraInsectivora
  49. 49—Connective,
    function = transport oxygen    Connective, function = transport oxygen
  50. 50—Ambulacral grooves, ampullaAmbulacral grooves, ampulla
  51. 51—Feathers, Enlarged Sternum (keel bone), hollowed bones, unique respiratory system.Feathers, Enlarged Sternum (keel bone), hollowed bones, unique respiratory system.
  52. 52—No Jaws
    Vertebrae – Yes
    Attach to prey and feed via sucker    No Jaws Vertebrae – Yes Attach to prey and feed via sucker
  53. 53—A – axon
    B – dendrites
    C – axon terminal    A – axon B – dendrites C – axon terminal
  54. 54—Class Reptilia
    Order Squamata
    3 chambers    Class Reptilia Order Squamata 3 chambers
  55. 55—elastic cartilage in earselastic cartilage in ears
  56. 56what is the armadillo shell called?osteoderm
  57. 57what is the armadillo shell made of?keratin with bimodal size scales
  58. 58Armadillo is in what order?Xenarthra

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