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Give the bird-like and reptile-like features of Archaeopteryx?
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Like a bird, Archaeopteryx had feathers and wings.Like a reptile it had a bony tail, clawed fingers and teeth.It is truly a classic example of a "transitional form.
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Matching.Choose the one most appropriate letter for each.
a.cartilaginous skeleton; jaws
b.reptile with four-chambered heart
c.placental mammal
d.legless amphibian
e.invertebrate chordate; no metamorphosis
f.endotherm with feathers
g.limbless reptile
h.most primitive fishes with jaws; extinct
i.modern-day parasitic jawless vertebrate
j.
marsupial
k.adult is called "sea squirt"
l.
egg-laying mammal
m.
swim bladder for buoyancy
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may be sexually mature in larval form
-platypus
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Which of the following is(are) NOT trend(s) of vertebrate evolution?
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Matching.Choose the one most appropriate letter for each.
a.cartilaginous skeleton; jaws
b.reptile with four-chambered heart
c.placental mammal
d.legless amphibian
e.invertebrate chordate; no metamorphosis
f.endotherm with feathers
g.limbless reptile
h.most primitive fishes with jaws; extinct
i.modern-day parasitic jawless vertebrate
j.
marsupial
k.adult is called "sea squirt"
l.
egg-laying mammal
m.
swim bladder for buoyancy
n.
may be sexually mature in larval form
-humans
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Birds are evolved from reptiles, but also differ dramatically.List features of birds that differentiate them from most reptiles?
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Use the figure above to answer the following questions.
-The letter "A" in the above figure represents which teeth?
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Which group of mammals exhibits the widest distribution and greatest diversity?
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Classification.Select the best choice for the following statements in reference to the five classes listed below.
a.Cartilaginous fishes
b.Bony fishes
c.Amphibians
d.Reptilians
-Members of this class have cartilaginous skeletons but also possess jaws.
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Mammals appeared 220 MYA but did not begin to greatly diversify until 65 MYA - why?
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Classification.Select the best choice for the following statements in reference to the five classes listed below.
a.Cartilaginous fishes
b.Bony fishes
c.Amphibians
d.Reptilians
-Members of one unusual group may have been ancestors of amphibians.
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A great adaptive radiation of mammals began about ____ million years ago.
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Four features help define __________: a notochord, a dorsal hollow nerve cord, a pharynx with gill slits, and a tail extending past the anus.
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Use the figure above to answer the following questions.
-The letter "D" in the above figure represents which teeth?
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Land vertebrates evolved which of the following to help maintain water balance?
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Pouches in the gut wall developed into ____ in fishes that are ancestral to land vertebrates.
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__________, or four-legged walkers, evolved from lobe-finned bony fishes.
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