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- Which has a posterior flagellum that spits fluids that "burns" from its anal glands? A. AmblypygiB. Microwhip scorpions C. Pseudoscorpions D. Whip scoprionsWhich statement is not true? A. Snails have radula B. Chitons are annelids C. Terrestrial slugs have a big hole on the side of their neck used for breathing D. Most clams catch algae on gillsUse the dichotomous key to answer question 22. 1A Go to 2 All wings are thin, delicate, and fragile... Wings are rigid or not visible/present at all times... hymenoptera 1B One pair of usable wings (hind wings are tiny knobs).. Two pairs of wings.. 2A diptera 2B go to 3 ЗА Wings with scales that rub off; long feeding tube, may be coiled.. Wings without scales; small, fingerlike projections used for feeding.. lepidoptera 3B odonata feeding structure 22 The scientific class of the butterfly is – F moth G diptera H lepidoptera J odonata
- Which group of invertebrates is most closely related to vertebrates? a. cephalochordates b. echinoderms c. arthropods d. urochordatesGreater reliance on vision over the sense of smell best describes which of these primates? A. Apes B. Extinct lemurs C. Living lemurs D. LorisesCephalopods have complex eyes that arose separately from vertebrate eyes that are also used in vision. What's this an illustration of? A. Analogous structures B. Vestigial structures C. Homologous structures D. Missing links
- What is one trait related to locomotion that Au. sediba shares with chimpanzees? A. Long arms and curved fingers B. A broad, wide pelvis C. An S-shaped spine D. Angled femursWhich reproductive combination produces hybrids? a. when individuals of the same species in different geographical areas reproduce b. when any two individuals sharing the same habitat reproduce c. when members of closely related species reproduce d. when offspring of the same parents reproduceWhich are characteristics of insects? have two have six legs body sections A В C O B OD O A
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