Exam 23: Chordates
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Larval and adult tunicates look virtually nothing alike.How can you explain this dramatic metamorphosis in evolutionary terms?
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One overriding advantage of the endoskeleton of vertebrates,as compared to the invertebrate exoskeleton is that it permits __________ without the necessity of molting.
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The early vertebrate fossils belong to an extinct group of jawless fishes known as ____________.
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The urochordates are enclosed in a nonliving cellulose-containing structure called a _________ or test.
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The characteristics of the chordates and the characteristics of the vertebrates are not the same.List the features that distinguish these two groups.
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Outline the five chordate features.What is the fate of the endostyle in the higher vertebrates?
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What feature(s)can be found in the ammocoete that are lacking in amphioxus,that are found in vertebrates?
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Usually we think of evolution acting on organisms with different structures.How could evolution select the developmental pattern seen in paedomorphosis?
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Organisms that retain the larval form of their evolutionary ancestors when they are sexually mature are called
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Are the jawless ostracoderms a real taxon (that is,are they a monophyletic group)?
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Walter Garstang's hypothesis of vertebrate evolution could be described as the
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Of the five chordate hallmarks,adult tunicates have only two,the _______ _______ and the endostyle.
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In the chordates,the __________ forms in the vicinity of the embryological blastopore.
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