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1 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy Biology 324 K. V. Kardong Introduction Vertebrate Story A.S. Romer In Lab: FISH Ostracoderm, Placoderm / Shark AMPHIBIAN Eryops / Necturus REPTILE Lizard / MAMMAL Cat Technique? Comparative Anatomy Changes in vertebrate body with the passage of time CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN PARTS a) Homology Common ancestry Forelimb – bird/croc b) Analogy Similar Function Bird wing/Bat wing c) Homoplasy Similar appearance Sail fin (fish) / sail back reptile Comparative Anatomy (cont.) SIGNIFICANCE OF THOSE CHANGES a) Functional Significance Swim bladder Comparative Anatomy (cont.) Significance of those changes b) Evolutionary significance Evolutionary processes, principles, phylogeny Platypus – mosaic

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Comparative Vertebrate AnatomyBiology 324

K. V. Kardong

Introduction

Vertebrate StoryA.S. Romer

In Lab:

FISH Ostracoderm, Placoderm

Shark

AMPHIBIAN EryopsNecturus

REPTILE Lizard

MAMMAL Cat

Technique?

Comparative AnatomyChanges in vertebrate body with the passage of time

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN PARTS

a) Homology

Common ancestry

Forelimb – bird/croc

b) Analogy

Similar Function

Bird wing/Bat wing

c) Homoplasy

Similar appearance

Sail fin (fish) / sail back reptile

Comparative Anatomy (cont.)

SIGNIFICANCE OF THOSE CHANGES

a) Functional Significance

Swim bladder

Comparative Anatomy (cont.)

Significance of those changes

b) Evolutionary significance

Evolutionary processes, principles, phylogeny

Platypus – mosaic

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Archaeopteryx -- intermediate Lobe fin -- preadapted

Tibia

Fibula

(b) Early tetrapod

Cast of Characters

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Chordate Characteristics

1) Notochord 2) Dorsal, hollow nerve cord

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3) Pharyngeal slits 4) Post-anal tail

PROTOCHORDATESHemichordate—acorn worm

Ciliary-Mucous Feeder

(=suspension feeder, filter feeder)

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Hemichordate—tornaria larva Hemichordate

Cephalochordate—amphioxus Cephalochordate—amphioxus

Cephalochordate—amphioxus

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Hemichordates

Cephalochordates—amphioxus

Hemichordates Cephalochordates

Tongue bar

Skeletal rods

Urochordate“sea squirts”

“tunicates”

Urochordate—larva

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Urochordate—larvaUrochordate—larva metamorphosis

Amphioxus related to vertebrates?

Ammocoetes larvae (Lamprey)

Amphioxus

Vertebrate—lamprey Lamprey larva—ammocoetes

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Lamprey larva—ammocoetesCast of Characters

Origin of Chordate Body Plan