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Skin.
Functions:
Border, protection, osmotic regulation, shape, diffusion of gases, gather/radiate heat. |
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Epidermis (outter)
Dermis (inner) |
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Outter layer.
Forms from single layer ectoderm to multilayered epidermis.
Initially forms the stratum base.
Covered by mucus coat.
Outter keratinized coat/cornified layer. |
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Deepest layer of epidermis.
Directly adjacent to basement membrane.
Proliferating layer (constantly dividing)
First cells formed become the periderm. |
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Keratin=Dead cells.
Cells that make/produce keratin. |
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Composed of collagen fiber connective tissue that can be woven into plies.
Forms from the dermatome (mesoderm) and mesynchyme (individual cells of the layer).
Location of dermal bone formation.
Contains chromatophores, nerves, and blood vessels. |
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Derived from the mesoderm.
Migrates inward. |
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Individual cells of the layer.
Loose association of mesodermal cells. |
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Plate of bone formed via intramembrane ossification. |
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Intramembrane Ossification |
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Bones formed from mesynchyme without cartilage precursor. |
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Pigment cells that come from the neural crests. |
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Nonkeratinized
Mucus Coat: Hydrophobic Layer
Two cell types: Epidermal (mucus coat), Unicellular (4 types of glands) |
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Fish Skin: 4 types of Unicellular glands |
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1. Club Cells: release chemicals that warn others of danger.
2. Grandular Cells: produce mucus
3. Goblet Cells: produce mucus
4. Sacciform Cells: Releases repellant/toxin. |
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No dermal bone.
Placoid Scales: 3 parts
- enamel: from epidermis
- dentin: from dermis
- pulp cavity
Scales decrease friction drag for swimming. |
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Fish Skin: Teleosts (bony fish) |
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Scales formed in dermis, but don't pierce epidermis (dermal scales)
Multilayered epidermis. |
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Scales formed in the dermis but don't pierce the epidermis - give the impression of hard skin. |
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keratinized (**)
Multicellular glands in the dermis that reaches the surface through ducts.
Fish Difference: Glands are epidermal and unicellular.
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Tetrapod Skin: Amphibians |
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Cutaneous respiration because s. correum is thin.
No scales.
Mucus glands, poison glands. |
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Keratinized extesively (comp to amphibians)
No dermal or bony support of scales
Fewer glands than amphibs.
Dermal bone (gastralia)
Molting |
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Abdominal ribs ventrally oriented. |
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Sloughing off large pieces of epidermis. |
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Folds of epidermis (gap between folds in a hinge). |
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Epidermal Scales on legs and feet.
Glands: Uropygial and Salt glands
Feathers. |
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At the base of the tail, secrete lipidit protein compound that serves as a water repellant and is rubbed on feathers. |
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Typically found on marine birds.
Helps to excrete excess salt ingested.
Found on the head. |
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Nonvascular, nonnervous, products of the skin.
Formed from epidermis.
Laid our in tracts along the body.
Replaced yearly.
Develop follicles.
Flight, Insulation, Aerodynamics, courtship. |
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Invagination of the epidermis into the dermis. |
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Specialized epidermis: keratinized and multilayered.
Keratinized system forms hair, nails, claws, hooves.
Double-layered dermis (outter/deeper layers).
Outter: Fingerlike projections that push up into the epidermis (dermal papillae)
Deeper (Inner): Anchors the dermis to the underlying fascia.
-dermis is location of blood vessels/nerves.
-connective tissue contains collagen and elastic fibers.
Unique Structures:
Hair: slender karotinized rods produced in the hair follicle.
Glands: Mammary, Sebaceous, Sweat (eccrine, apocrin) |
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Epidermis within the dermis that insulates.
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Produce milk, a mix of fats, carbs, proteins that nourishes the young. |
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Produce an oily secretion released into hair follicles.
Conditions/water proofs hair.
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Produce a thin watery fluid not associated with hair follicles.
Active throughout life, respond to increase body temp.
Active before puberty. |
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