Exam 32: Deuterostomes: Vertebrates and Their Closest Relatives

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Match each group of organisms with the correct lineage.
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turtles
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Amphibia
Eutheria
Chondrichthyes
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turtles
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Mammals are thought to be living descendants of ____.

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American alligators are living members of the ____ lineage.

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Members of the ____ lizard genus are commonly used as model systems for studies of ecology and evolutionary biology.

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Match each group of organisms with the correct lineage.
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frogs and salamanders
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Testudines
Chondrichthyes
Squamata
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frogs and salamanders
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Based on fossil evidence, ____ is the oldest of the species listed.

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Several lineages of extinct ____ were jawless fishes with bony plates and scales and three brain regions (forebrain, midbrain, and hindbrain).

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Deuterostomia is a ____ lineage of animals that dates to the ____.

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According to the fossil record, tetrapods arose from ____.

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The fossil record shows that the jawed fishes called ____, which diversified in the Devonian and Carboniferous periods but left no direct descendants, had heads covered with large, heavy, bony plates and jaws with sharp cutting edges.

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A tube foot of a sea star moves when the small muscular bulb called the ____ contracts, forcing fluid into the tube foot.

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Ecomorphs are ____.

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Which structure surrounds and protects the brain in all vertebrates?

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