Lamprey Heterostraci Osteostraci Placodermi Chondrichthyes Actinopterygii Sarcopterygii Braincase Vertebral Column ✓ Head Shield (Bony Armor) $ Paired Fins Jaws True Teeth Bony Skeleton
Lamprey Heterostraci Osteostraci Placodermi Chondrichthyes Actinopterygii Sarcopterygii Braincase Vertebral Column ✓ Head Shield (Bony Armor) $ Paired Fins Jaws True Teeth Bony Skeleton
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Transcribed Image Text:**Table Overview: Evolutionary Traits of Early Vertebrates**
This table presents a comparison of various evolutionary traits among different groups of early vertebrates.
**Columns:**
1. **Braincase**
2. **Vertebral Column**
3. **Head Shield (Bony Armor)**
4. **Paired Fins**
5. **Jaws**
6. **True Teeth**
7. **Bony Skeleton**
**Rows (Groups of Vertebrates):**
- **Lamprey**
- Vertebral Column: ✓
- **Heterostraci**
- Head Shield (Bony Armor): ✓
- **Osteostraci**
- Head Shield (Bony Armor): ✓
- Paired Fins: ✓
- **Placodermi**
- Paired Fins: ✓
- **Chondrichthyes**
- Jaw and other traits not specified in this chart but fundamental to their classification.
- **Actinopterygii**
- No specific traits marked in the table.
- **Sarcopterygii**
- Paired Fins: ✓
**Note:** Checkmarks indicate the presence of the specific evolutionary trait within the group.
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