Exam 32: Deuterostomes: Vertebrates and Their Closest Relatives
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Answer the questions using the accompanying figure. Match the structures in the amniote egg with the correct term.
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Living members of the ____ lineage include the sharks, skates, and rays, all of which have skeletons made entirely of cartilage.
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At some point during development, all members of the ____ phylum have a hollow dorsal nerve cord, a perforated pharynx, a notochord, and segmented muscles in both the body wall and postanal tail.
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The ___ Echinoderm lineage is made up of brittle and basket stars, each with elongated, slender, somewhat snakelike arms surrounding a well-defined central disk.
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The ___ Echinoderm lineage is made up of sea cucumbers, which are elongated along their oral-aboral axis and have a well-developed circulatory system.
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Members of the ___ Echinoderm lineage include sessile sea lilies and feather stars, which can swim or crawl as adults.
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Members of the ____ phylum have a unique water vascular system connected to tube feet that are used for movement.
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Match each group of organisms with the correct lineage.
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lancelets
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In chordates, the ____ is a digestive system structure just posterior to the mouth.
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Based on the fossil record, ____ evolved about 1.8 million years ago and made fairly sophisticated tools, including the hand axe.
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A key trait that distinguishes gnathostomes from other chordate lineages is the presence of ____.
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The ____ lineage was a diverse group in the Mesozoic, but now is composed of only two living members, including the tuatara.
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The pattern of locomotion used by gibbons and siamangs, in which they use their arms to hang below branches and swing forward, is called ____.
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The duck-billed platypus shares which trait with non-mammalian animals?
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The internal skeleton of species in the subphylum Vertebrata provides both structural support for muscles and protection for internal organs.
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The ____ lineage contains the fleshy-finned fishes, with fins supported by muscles and an internal bony skeleton.
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Fossil tooth parts of extinct ____ suggest that these organisms were the earliest vertebrates with bonelike structures.
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Along with lipids, the skin of amniotes is filled with ____ to help prevent water loss.
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