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WILDLIFE BIOLOGY FINAL EXAM
(NEW MATERIAL) COMPLETE
ANSWERS
Advantage of divided heart - Answer-can maintain 2 circuits at different pressures

Disadvantages of divide heart - Answer-need for lymphatic system, must coordinate

Colloid osmotic pressure caused by - Answer-proteins in blood

Net effect of ultrafiltration @ capillaries is - Answer-loss of fluid

Excess fluid is captured by the - Answer-Lymphatic system

Depolarization of the 4-chambered heart - Answer-Contraction originates in sinoatrial
node, spreads through muscle of atria to atrioventricular node, delay, atrioventricular
bundle conducts contraction to ventricles

Diastole - Answer-Relaxation of the heart

Systole - Answer-Contraction of the heart

Cardiac output - Answer-CO = HR x SV (Cardiac output = Heart rate * Stroke
volume.

Cardiac output influenced by - Answer-nervous system, endocrine system,
autoregulation

Heart size & body size are ____ proportional - Answer-directly

Heart rate & body size are ____ proportional - Answer-inversely

At rest, O2 extract is 25% in humans - Answer-true

During exercise, O2 extraction is 80-90% in humans - Answer-true

How do pronghorns sustain fast speeds? - Answer-Oversized trachea, lungs, heart;
blood completely saturated w/ O2; High cardiac output; high hematocrit.

Two best diving mammals - Answer-Sperm whale & Elephant seal

Diving mammals exhibit neither a left nor right shift - Answer-true

Depth & pressure are _____ ProportionL - Answer-directly

Henrys law - Answer-At a given temperature the solubility of a gas in a liquid is
directly proportional to the pressure of the gas above the liquid

, Diving mammals have suits of adaptations: - Answer-1. O2 stores, 2. circulatory
adjustments, 3. altered metabolism

O2 stores - Answer-O2 carrying capacity, total of V of blood, blood saturation

Lungs of diving mammals - Answer-Dont store O2 in lungs, aveoli collapse, air
stored in trachea & bronchi & plasma, if air was stored in lungs, N would dissolve in
blood

Decompression sickness ( The bends ) - Answer-A condition resulting from nitrogen
trapped in the body's tissues caused by coming up too quickly from a deep,
prolonged dive. causes a deep pain in the muscles and joints.

Where is O2 stored in diving mammals - Answer-Myoglobin

Diving mammals use regional vasoconstriction to send blood to important organs -
Answer-True (heart, lungs, and brain)

Driving Bradycardia - Answer-Reduced heart rate, less output needed since only
heart, brain, & lungs are getting blood flow.

in capillaries - Answer-total area is highest and velocity is lowest.

viscosity: - Answer-An inherent characteristic of fluids that influences resistance

most cardiac energy is spent overcoming viscosity - Answer-true

hydrostatic pressure - Answer-pressure in fluid caused by gravity, pressure
increases with depth compared to surface pressure

blood pressure is ____ in head and _____ in feet - Answer-lowest, highest

how do giraffes get blood go head? - Answer-adaptive hypertension: Muscles around
carotids

how do giraffes get blood from feet to heart? - Answer-tight skin to keep pressure on
veins, efficient valve system, vasoconstriction in legs.

complexity of vertibrate circulatory system (lowest to highest) - Answer-fish ->
amphibian -> reptiles -> crocodilians -> mammals/birds

teleost heart - Answer-2 elements: Ventricle and atrium

ventricle - Answer-larger pump, sends blood to gills

atrium - Answer-collects blood and pumps, rapidly forced blood into ventricle

Air breathing fish use organs like - Answer-mouthparts, gut, swim bladder

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