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Exam 27: Plants Without Seeds: From Water to Land251 Questions
Exam 28: The Evolution of Seed Plants259 Questions
Exam 29: The Evolution and Diversity of Fungi261 Questions
Exam 30: Animal Origins and the Evolution of Body Plans248 Questions
Exam 31: Protostome Animals244 Questions
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Exam 33: The Plant Body243 Questions
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Exam 44: Neurons, Glia, and Nervous Systems250 Questions
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You find a mat of short green plants growing on your neighbor's front lawn.You look at them through a microscope and see that they lack vascular tissue and are dispersing lots of spores from small brown stalks.The plants are most likely a colony of
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Describe a likely scenario for how megaphylls developed from overtopping.
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Fossilized remains of a rhyniophyte show that these extinct plants lacked
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As land plants evolved, the sporophyte generation became larger and less dependent on the gametophyte generation.Which statement provides an accurate example of this trend?
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Refer to the figure, which shows alternation of generations in the life cycle of a land plant.
In the life cycle of a plant, the spores are _______, the gametes are _______, and the zygote is _______.
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If lignin-containing cell walls had not evolved in land plants, we might now have
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The addition of tracheid cells strengthened with lignin allowed early land plants to do all of the following except
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Refer to the figure, which shows hornworts.
In which order did this hornwort plant develop, from oldest to newest growth?
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Mosses are dependent on external water for sexual reproduction because
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The vascular system in land plants consists of specialized tissues.The _______ transports water and minerals from soil to aerial parts and contains the structural substance called _______.
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The branched filamentous structure of the moss gametophyte that develops after spore germination is the
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Match the description below with the correct group of seedless vascular plants from the list that follows. This ancient group lacked roots and leaves but had a central column of xylem running through its stems.It had dichotomously branching aerial stems that were occasionally topped by sporangia.
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Protection of the embryo by parental tissue was a defining step in the evolution of
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In nonvascular plants, the _______ is usually nonphotosynthetic and is _______ dependent on the _______.
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Horsetails share with club mosses all of the following characteristics except
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Refer to the figure, which shows a nonvascular plant.
The underside of the starlike structure of the plant body is the location of the _______ generation.
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The evolution of heterospory occurred independently several times in the course of vascular plant evolution.Which statement best explains the possible selective advantages of heterospory in land plants?
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