Unit 5

A dewlap is found on an animal’s _________. Leg Head Neck Back

The _____ contains most of the viscera or guts. Thoracic Cavity Abdominal Cavity Pelvic Cavity Ventral Cavity

The top of the head in cattle, pigs, sheep, and horses is called the _____. Shank Ears Poll Forehead

True or False Dorsal means toward or beyond the backbone.

____ are the strong white fibrous tissues that connect bone to bone. Muscles Cartilage Ligaments Tendons

Comparative anatomy is the study of change, adaptation, and _______. transmutation transformation alteration mutation

A coronet is part of a horse’s _____. hip thigh neck hoof

_____ is the study of body organs functions, individually or in conjunction with other organs. Embryology Gross Anatomy Histology Physiology

______________ organs are noted for having different structure and origin but are similar in function. Analogous Mutated Forming

Web foot (forelimb) of the seal and the hoof (forelimb) of a cow are examples of ______ body parts. Comparative Transformed Homologous Analogous

Appendicular skeleton refers to the _________. limbs skull ribs sternum

The urinary system is composed of kidneys, ureters, bladder, and _________.

True or False Excretion is the production of substances useful for the cells in other parts of the body.

______ is the study of tissue. Embryology Histology Gross anatomy Bilateral symmetry

True or False The more an animal adapts or changes to survive in an environment the less successful it will be.

Match the correct animal body system with its correct use and function. You may use your notes and textbook. Skeletal/ Articular a. Ductless glands that produce secretions, hormones that influence the vital functions of the organism from before birth until death. b. Digestive system involves all parts of the body in taking food into the body and preparing it for incorporation into the body. c. Provides movement internally and externally; is connected to bones and tendons. d. Takes in oxygen from the environment and delivers it to the tissues and cells of the body; also picks up carbon dioxide from the tissues and cells and delivers it to the environment. e. Composed of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Processes all the waste products of the life processes. f. Consists of bone and cartilage and works in tandem with the muscular system to create movement, includes joints. g. Creating new organisms of the same species. h. Supplies the body with information about the internal and external environment. i. Distributes blood throughout the body.

Match the correct animal body system with its correct use and function. You may use your notes and textbook. Respiratory a. Ductless glands that produce secretions, hormones that influence the vital functions of the organism from before birth until death. b. Digestive system involves all parts of the body in taking food into the body and preparing it for incorporation into the body. c. Provides movement internally and externally; is connected to bones and tendons. d. Takes in oxygen from the environment and delivers it to the tissues and cells of the body; also picks up carbon dioxide from the tissues and cells and delivers it to the environment. e. Composed of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Processes all the waste products of the life processes. f. Consists of bone and cartilage and works in tandem with the muscular system to create movement, includes joints. g. Creating new organisms of the same species. h. Supplies the body with information about the internal and external environment. i. Distributes blood throughout the body.

Match the correct animal body system with its correct use and function. You may use your notes and textbook. Endocrine a. Ductless glands that produce secretions, hormones that influence the vital functions of the organism from before birth until death. b. Digestive system involves all parts of the body in taking food into the body and preparing it for incorporation into the body. c. Provides movement internally and externally; is connected to bones and tendons. d. Takes in oxygen from the environment and delivers it to the tissues and cells of the body; also picks up carbon dioxide from the tissues and cells and delivers it to the environment. e. Composed of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Processes all the waste products of the life processes. f. Consists of bone and cartilage and works in tandem with the muscular system to create movement, includes joints. g. Creating new organisms of the same species. h. Supplies the body with information about the internal and external environment. i. Distributes blood throughout the body.

Match the correct animal body system with its correct use and function. You may use your notes and textbook. Reproductive a. Ductless glands that produce secretions, hormones that influence the vital functions of the organism from before birth until death. b. Digestive system involves all parts of the body in taking food into the body and preparing it for incorporation into the body. c. Provides movement internally and externally; is connected to bones and tendons. d. Takes in oxygen from the environment and delivers it to the tissues and cells of the body; also picks up carbon dioxide from the tissues and cells and delivers it to the environment. e. Composed of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Processes all the waste products of the life processes. f. Consists of bone and cartilage and works in tandem with the muscular system to create movement, includes joints. g. Creating new organisms of the same species. h. Supplies the body with information about the internal and external environment. i. Distributes blood throughout the body.

Match the correct animal body system with its correct use and function. You may use your notes and textbook. Circulatory a. Ductless glands that produce secretions, hormones that influence the vital functions of the organism from before birth until death. b. Digestive system involves all parts of the body in taking food into the body and preparing it for incorporation into the body. c. Provides movement internally and externally; is connected to bones and tendons. d. Takes in oxygen from the environment and delivers it to the tissues and cells of the body; also picks up carbon dioxide from the tissues and cells and delivers it to the environment. e. Composed of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Processes all the waste products of the life processes. f. Consists of bone and cartilage and works in tandem with the muscular system to create movement, includes joints. g. Creating new organisms of the same species. h. Supplies the body with information about the internal and external environment. i. Distributes blood throughout the body.

Match the correct animal body system with its correct use and function. You may use your notes and textbook. Nervous a. Ductless glands that produce secretions, hormones that influence the vital functions of the organism from before birth until death. b. Digestive system involves all parts of the body in taking food into the body and preparing it for incorporation into the body. c. Provides movement internally and externally; is connected to bones and tendons. d. Takes in oxygen from the environment and delivers it to the tissues and cells of the body; also picks up carbon dioxide from the tissues and cells and delivers it to the environment. e. Composed of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Processes all the waste products of the life processes. f. Consists of bone and cartilage and works in tandem with the muscular system to create movement, includes joints. g. Creating new organisms of the same species. h. Supplies the body with information about the internal and external environment. i. Distributes blood throughout the body.

Match the correct animal body system with its correct use and function. You may use your notes and textbook. Muscular a. Ductless glands that produce secretions, hormones that influence the vital functions of the organism from before birth until death. b. Digestive system involves all parts of the body in taking food into the body and preparing it for incorporation into the body. c. Provides movement internally and externally; is connected to bones and tendons. d. Takes in oxygen from the environment and delivers it to the tissues and cells of the body; also picks up carbon dioxide from the tissues and cells and delivers it to the environment. e. Composed of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Processes all the waste products of the life processes. f. Consists of bone and cartilage and works in tandem with the muscular system to create movement, includes joints. g. Creating new organisms of the same species. h. Supplies the body with information about the internal and external environment. i. Distributes blood throughout the body.

Match the correct animal body system with its correct use and function. You may use your notes and textbook. Digestive a. Ductless glands that produce secretions, hormones that influence the vital functions of the organism from before birth until death. b. Digestive system involves all parts of the body in taking food into the body and preparing it for incorporation into the body. c. Provides movement internally and externally; is connected to bones and tendons. d. Takes in oxygen from the environment and delivers it to the tissues and cells of the body; also picks up carbon dioxide from the tissues and cells and delivers it to the environment. e. Composed of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Processes all the waste products of the life processes. f. Consists of bone and cartilage and works in tandem with the muscular system to create movement, includes joints. g. Creating new organisms of the same species. h. Supplies the body with information about the internal and external environment. i. Distributes blood throughout the body.

Match the correct animal body system with its correct use and function. You may use your notes and textbook. Urinary a. Ductless glands that produce secretions, hormones that influence the vital functions of the organism from before birth until death. b. Digestive system involves all parts of the body in taking food into the body and preparing it for incorporation into the body. c. Provides movement internally and externally; is connected to bones and tendons. d. Takes in oxygen from the environment and delivers it to the tissues and cells of the body; also picks up carbon dioxide from the tissues and cells and delivers it to the environment. e. Composed of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Processes all the waste products of the life processes. f. Consists of bone and cartilage and works in tandem with the muscular system to create movement, includes joints. g. Creating new organisms of the same species. h. Supplies the body with information about the internal and external environment. i. Distributes blood throughout the body.