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BIO 100 EXAM 3 2025 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS


Vertebrate - ....ANSWER ...-Vertebrates have a backbone made of bony

vertebrae surrounding the spinal cord, along with mineralized connective tissue

(bone) and other features like paired fins and a dorsal nerve cord.


Jawless fishes - ....ANSWER ...-The two jawless fish groups are Myxini

(hagfish) and Petromyzontida (lampreys).


Hagfish slime - ....ANSWER ...-Hagfish slime expands rapidly and is

extremely strong and flexible, inspiring bio-materials like kevlar and shark defense

technologies.


Lampreys impact on Great Lakes - ....ANSWER ...-Parasitic sea lampreys

have caused significant damage by sucking blood from fish, leading to

overpopulation issues and fishery declines in the Great Lakes.


Class Chondrichthyes - ....ANSWER ...-Chondrichthyes are cartilaginous

fishes including sharks, skates, rays, and ratfish. The name means 'cartilage fish'.




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, Elasmobranchs - ....ANSWER ...-Elasmobranchs include sharks (~400

species) and skates & rays (~500 species), primarily marine and quite diverse.


Shark liver - ....ANSWER ...-The large, oily liver aids in buoyancy since

sharks lack swim bladders.


Shark scales - ....ANSWER ...-Sharks have placoid scales, which are

mineralized dermal tissues, rough and tooth-like.


Shark teeth - ....ANSWER ...-Shark teeth form from skin as whorls and are

not embedded in jawbones, unlike other vertebrates whose teeth develop in

jawbones.


Shark nostrils and tapetum lucidum - ....ANSWER ...-Nostrils detect

chemical cues in water (smell). The tapetum lucidum is a reflective layer behind the

retina that enhances vision in low light.


Lateral line system - ....ANSWER ...-It detects low-frequency water

vibrations (mechanoreception). Also found in ray-finned fishes, lobe-finned fishes,

and aquatic amphibians.


Electroreception in sharks - ....ANSWER ...-To detect electrical fields from

prey muscle contractions and navigate by sensing water temperature differences.




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