Exam 6: Peoples Place in Nature
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A life spent totally on land was made possible by the evolution of:
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There are many similarities in the bones of the forelimb in vertebrates (including humans,dogs,and birds).They would be referred to as being:
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Most evolutionary biologists believe that all currently living organisms had a common ancestor the existed about ___years ago.
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Make a chart comparing and contrasting the most significant features of mammals and reptiles.
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The acronym for the proposed common ancestor of all currently living things is ______.
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