2. Identify and group the following words into two groups if is a fossil or a trace fossil.

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Q: . Analyze the purpose and advantages of having a universal classification system.

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A: Fossils are conserved or well maintained structure of dead organisms in the past history . Learning…

Q: . K/U Study the drawings below. Identify the phyfum to which each organism belongs. Explain how you…

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Q: The Lower Paleolithic period consists of the Oldowan and Mousterian stone tool traditions. Group of…

A: Oldowan tools were used during the Lower Paleolithic period but the Mousterian stone tool traditions…

Q: 4Scientists should only use derived traits to construct phylogenies because   many fossil species…

A: The field of science that deals with studying the relationship among different organisms and about…

Q: Describe what kinds of information can be learned from a single fossil, including information about…

A: Fossils are the dead remains of various plants and animals that lived thousands of years ago in the…

Q: ecological conditions

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Q: 25. Briefly explain in your own words, the significance of phylogenetic systematics in understanding…

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Q: Which of the following concepts is one of the fundamental bases to determine that organisms such as…

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Q: 3. Is it possible to create more than one dichotomous key for classifying and identifying the same…

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Q: 5. If you could only save five marine arthropods from a sudden extinction event, choose five…

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Q: Biologists studying living primates in recent years, such as Geladas and Baboons, have noticed that…

A: *chronospecies a species derived from a  development pattern that is involved with an continuous and…

Q: 1. Label the groupings depicted on the phylogenies below with the correct term: monophyletic,…

A: In order to label the groupings depicted on the phylogenies with the correct term (monophyletic,…

Q: 1.  Compare the different stuctures on the photo. 2. What do scientist infer from the similarities…

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Q: Answer the following questions below: 1. Is cladistics the same as phylogeny? Justify your answer.…

A: The study of organisms' evolution since the time they originated on the earth and their relationship…

Q: 1. Given the set of shared characteristics, evaluate whether the cladogram given is correct or not.…

A: A cladogram is a branched tree graphic depiction that shows the links between different creatures'…

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A: Animals whose primary source of food are plants are called herbivores. Example: deer.

Q: List the contributions of early scientists to the field of human anatomy?

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Q: Which of these sentences states an opinion? O F. Paleontologists have exciting jobs. O G. Fernando…

A: The opinion refers to the view or judgment formed by a person about something. It does not have to…

Q: 2. Using the labels (numbers and letters), identify the following concepts of relatedness in the…

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Q: 8. Parapatric speciation involves the origin of new species over the former range of the ancestral…

A: Taxonomy is a branch of science in which we study classification of living and extinxt organisms.…

Q: 1. Linnaeus's system of animal classification is based on common physical characteristics. Can you…

A: In 1735, Carl Linnaeus distributed his Systema Naturae, which contained his scientific…

Q: 9. What biological classification system is based on analysis of traits, genetic makeup or…

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A: Taxonomists consider a taxon to be a collection of one or many populations of an organism or…

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Q: Directions: Read each question carefully and choose the letter of the best naw 1. A phylogenetic…

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Q: 1. Draw a phylogenetic tree 2. What is your organism of focus? 3. What did you learn about…

A: Phylogenetic tree is used to draw a diagrammatic evolutionary idea of a organism from its ancestors…

Q: 6. List the Kingdorm, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus and Species names for human beings.

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A: As per the guidelines, first question is answered. In evolutionary exhibits the evolutionary trees…

Q: Most fossils are formed of the______ parts of an organism

A: The fossil means the trace of an organism is preserved in Earth's crust for years.

Q: 6. Define homologous structures and give example. an

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A: A cell is defined as the smallest unit of a living organism which is the basic structural,…

Q: 1.Why is the need for classification of living organisms?

A: Biological classification is a scientific procedure in which the organisms are arranged into groups…

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Q: in the space below, draw an evolutionarily accurate phylogenetic tree with the 5 lineages of…

A: Phylogenetic tree --  Phylogenetic trees are hypothesis  not definitive facts  and it can be defined…

Q: 5c. What is wrong with this sentence “Humans are closely related to apes”?

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Q: 1. What's a newly discovered organism? (Actually name a organism)   2.What is it's classification…

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Q: 6. Within what is traditionally known as 'Class Reptilia', there is more than one violation of the…

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Q: 4. As defined above, is a crown group monophyletic? Is a stem group monophyletic?

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