Exam 20: History of the Vertebrates

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Amphibians gave rise to the successful land dwellers,the _____________,about 300 million years ago.

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What is the function of the operculum?

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Choose the key characteristic that allowed amphibians to successfully invade land.

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The very first vertebrates were:

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Whales and dolphins have a few hairs on their snouts.

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What is the explanation for the mass extinction episode that brought about the demise of the dinosaurs?

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For over ______ years,dinosaurs dominated the face of the earth.

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The massive early jawed fishes were called:

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Many scientists consider birds to be little more than feathered dinosaurs.

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The first reptiles were the sail-toting:

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Why is it that many of the animal groups that appeared in the Cambrian period have no living relatives?

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Which is incorrect about sharks?

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Which of these is not a characteristic of fishes?

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Bony fish evolved ________________________ to help keep them afloat.

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Bony fishes possess a swim bladder to:

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The sixth mass extinction event is due to the activity of ____.

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The first vertebrates to invade land were:

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The largest living reptiles ever on earth were the _____________.

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The milk-producing glands of mammals are called _____________________.

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An example of a modern-day jawless fish (agnathan)is:

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