Exam 23: Chordates
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Unlike most invertebrate phyla,the nerve cord of chordates is single,tubular,and located ___________ to the alimentary canal.
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One example of why a cladist is not satisfied with the traditional classification scheme is because it
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The perforated pharynx of chordates first evolved as a device for
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The closest model for the vertebrate ancestral stock is something similar to the _______ _______.
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"Sea squirts," the most common kind of tunicate,belong to the class ___________.
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Explain why fossil specimens of Haikouella lanceolata offer many clues to understanding the evolution of vertebrates from cephalochordates.
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The development of a new vertebrate head was largely the result of two embryonic innovations: the neural crest and _________ ___________.
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Although several invertebrate groups have been proposed as chordate ancestors,most zoologists now believe the embryological evidence indicates the chordates have probably descended from ancestors nearest the ___________ lineage.
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While several invertebrate groups (phyla)have in the past been proposed as chordate ancestors,embryological evidence indicates the chordates are most probably a sister group to the _____________.
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Pikaia gracilens,the earliest known chordate collected from the Burgess Shale of British Columbia,closely resembles
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Outline the process that may explain how vertebrates evolved jaws.Be sure to discuss Meckel's cartilage and the significance of that structure.
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The skeletal rod found in all chordates is called a _________.
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In both tunicates and cephalochordates,the ventral side of the branchial sac contains a ciliated,mucus-secreting groove,the ____________.
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