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Page 1: Vertebrate Zoology: an Introduction to the Comparative Anatomy, Embryology and Evolution of Chordate Animals

©1929 Nature Publishing Group

Chordate Jeopardy Review

Chordates. ◊What is a chordate? 1. Has either a backbone or a notochord (vertebrate) 2. Can either be an ectotherm or an endotherm ◊What is a chordate?

Chapter 19 The Evolution of Vertebrate Diversity · Ancestral chordate Brain Head Vertebral column Jaws Lungs or lung derivatives Lobed fins Legs Amniotic egg Milk Mammals Reptiles

ACM MM 2010 - ee.columbia.edudongliu/Slides/ImageRetagging.pdf · cat kitty cat feline vertebrate chordate animal organism kitty kitty-cat kitten pussy pussycat Use each tag to perform

Evidence of Evolution by Natural Selection...AP Biology Comparative embryology Similar embryological development in closely related species all vertebrate embryos have similar structures

INTRODUCTION TO VERTEBRATE EMBRYOLOGY · 2005-07-19 · FEBRUARY 27, 1942 SCIENCE-ADVERTISEMENTS INTRODUCTION TO VERTEBRATE EMBRYOLOGY ByWALDOSHUMWAY,Professor of Zoology, University

Early Chordate introduction Notes

Chordate and Vertebrate Origins. All are suspension feeding marine organisms Protochordates Phylum Hemichordata: acorn worms (Balanoglossus) Subphylum

Embryology Review Embryology Review. Embryology Embryology – study of origin and development in utero—prenatal formation, growth and differentiation Embryology

Chordate Characteristics

7 Vertebrate Classes - Denver School of the Arts | Denver ...dsapresents.org/staff/victoria-brown/files/2011/08/AP... · Web viewPhylum Chordata Chordate Characteristics: Notochord

Chordate classes

Vertebrate Classes All in Chordate Phylum 1. All vertebrates have… Bilateral symmetry Bilateral symmetry Fully developed coelom with organs Fully developed

2-Vertebrate Structure and Development (Part II)2-Vertebrate Structure and Development (Part II) DEVELOPMENT OF CHORDATE CHARACTERS IN VERTEBRATES NEURAL CREST SCALING

11.6 Kingdom Animalia Chordate 1 Hour

Chordate Comparison

Phylum Chordata Basic Chordate Charactersfaculty.uncfsu.edu/ssalek/Biol130/newCH 18 finalmodified.pdf · Phylum Chordata Basic Chordate Characters • notochord • dorsal hollow

31.3 Vertebrates. Vertebrate Intro Have all 4 chordate characteristics at some point of development Embryonic notochord generally replaced by vertebral

Chordate Quesions

Chordate characteristics 2016

Phylum Chordate Subphylum Vertebrata

Chapter 25: Vertebrate Diversity. 25.1: Vertebrate Origins Words to Know: Chordate, Notochord, Endoskeleton

Chordate Phylogeny

INTRODUCTION TO VERTEBRATE EMBRYOLOGY - …science.sciencemag.org/content/sci/95/2461/local/back-matter.pdf · INTRODUCTION TO VERTEBRATE EMBRYOLOGY ... any similar book. Fourth Edition

V6.7-Chordate Gateway Vectors Manual-15may07

The Vertebrate Genealogy Chapter 30. What is a chordate? There are 4 anatomical structures that appear during some point during the animal’s lifetime:

The Chordate Phylum Chordate phylum: 6 vertebrate and 2 invertebrate classes, all having a similar set of 25,000 genes

Vertebrate Animals with a backbone) - Ms. Brown's …portlandbrown.weebly.com/uploads/1/8/2/6/1826840/chapter... · 2017-10-05 · Vertebrate Animals (with a backbone) Class of Chordate

Introduction to Vertebrates. Vertebrate Vocabulary Chapters 32 -35 1.Chordate 2.vertebrate 3.vertebra (712) 4.agnathan (714) 5.ectothermic (724) 6.endothermic

Chordate Evolution

VERTEBRATES What is a “vertebrate?” Animal that has a backbone, or a vertebral column All are part of the Chordate Phylum –Nerve Cord (hollow tube) –Notocord

15.2- Evidence of Evolution...Comparative embryology Embryo- an early, pre-birth stage of an organism’s development. !! Vertebrate embryos have homologous structures during development

Evidence of Evolution by Natural Selection · AP Biology Comparative embryology Similar embryological development in closely related species all vertebrate embryos have similar structures

Chordate Evolution (Chapter 30.1, and 33 )

Nervous system (vertebrate) · and embryology of the nervous system, including the brain and cranial nerves, and embryology of the sense organs. The brain of all vertebrates, including