[i] Arterial Vessel Phylogeny

Cards (9)

  • Chondrichthyes
    • 1st pharyngeal slit → spiracle
    • Afferent and efferent spiracular artery
    • II - VI as connecting loops
    • Pretrematic and posttrematic branches
  • Actinopterygii
    • III - VI AA forms ventral aorta
    • 1st pharyngeal slit and 1st AA lost
  • Lungfishes
    • Separate left and right atria
    • Efferent vessel of VI AA → pulmonary artery
    • Connected to DA via ductus arteriosus
  • Amphibians - I, II AA disappear early
  • Urodela
    • Larvae
    • III - V AA - external gills
    • VI AA - pulmonary artery to lung
    • Adults
    • AA retained as major systemic vessels
  • Anura
    • Larvae
    • III - VI AA - internal gills
    • V lost during metamorphosis
    • Adults
    • III, IV, VI AA → head, body, pulmonary circuits
    • III + anterior dorsal aorta → internal carotid
    • IV + dorsal aorta
    • VI AA not connected to DA
    • Ductus arteriosus → pulmocutaneous artery
    • Supplies blood and facilitates gas exchange
  • Reptilia - III, IV, VI AA, VI AA modified
    • 1 pulmonary circuit, 2 systemic circuits
    • Pulmonary arch
    • Pulmonary trunk + base of VI AA
    • Left systemic arch
    • Base of left AA, curved part of left DA
    • Right systemic arch
    • Subclavian arteries
    • From DA
  • Aves - predominant right systemic arch
    • Left systemic arch does not fully develop
    • Right systemic arch
    • Base of left AA + curved part of left
    • Subclavian arteries
    • From internal carotids
    • Brachiocephalic artery
    • From right systemic arch
  • Mammals
    • Only 3 AA persist
    • Carotid, pulmonary, systemic
    • Carotids
    • from III AA and dorsal and ventral aortae
    • Pulmonary
    • bases of VI AA and branches
    • Left systemic
    • Left aortic arch (IV) + left member of DA