- In the middle cranial fossa, the sensory root of the trigeminal nerve expands into the ____
- Olfactory nerve (I) has sensory function for :
- The Accessory nerve enters the cranial cavity through____
- The oculomotor nerve leaves the cranial cavity through ____
- The Optic nerves enter the cranial cavity through_____
- How is called the loss of smell (if lesion to olfactory nerve) ?
- mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and the anus
- What is the hormone-producing portion of the pancreas that consists of clusters of cells?
- How do insulin and glucagon function to help the body maintain homeostasis?
- The body cavities of tunicates are called ?
- Lancelets filter food by using their _________. They also take in larger pieces of food by using their _____________. The _________ ads mucus, which helps to form the _______ ___________ (gross).
- Even though they are not fish, lancelets have two :
- What do the pharyngeal pouches develop into in fish ? In terrestrial vertebrates ?
- What is the outer wall tissue of a sea squirt called ?
- Which siphon, of a sea squirt, is on the side of the animal ?
- Apendicularians secrete a ___________. Which is composed of ____________ and cellulose
- The tubular nerve cord is the start of the ___________
- What does the anterior end of the tubular nerve cord develop into ?
- Tunicates that are part of the plankton of the pelagic zone are in Class ___________
- Connective tissue coverings of a peripheral nerve