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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Fill out the blank with their Dichotomous key.2. In each numbered series you should read both choices, determine which choice best applies to the Phylum. Note that some Phyla are already given as guides.3. Proceed where the key tells you to go, often skipping other steps (numbers) in between that do not apply. Dichotomous key for the Major Invertebrate Phyla 1. Radial symmetry or asymmetry…………………………………………….……………………………………….… Proceed to Number 2 Bilateral symmetry………………………………………….……………………………………………………………..… Proceed to Number 4 2. Highly porous surface, not true tissues……………………………………Phylum ________________ Surface is not highly porous, true tissues present………………………………………………………..….. Proceed to Number 3 3. Exhibits pentaramous symmetry and tube feet……………………….Phylum _______________ Lacks pentamerous symmetry and tube feet, possesses tentacles (with nematocysts)…………………………………………………………………………Phylum ________________ 4. Macroscopic colony of sessile, microscopic…
The taxon Crocodilia includes crocodiles, Aves includes birds, and Squamata includes snakes and lizards. If we think of Crocodilia and Squamata as reptiles, what kind of phylogenetic group do they form? (paraphyletic, monophyletic, polyphyletic)
Armadillo Elephant Owl Gorilla jellyfish Nervous 1 1 1. 1 system Eyes 4 limbs Armor 1 1. 1. 1 1. I have some confusion with reconstructing phylogeny tree with the above information. Please help! 1. Choose a clade from your insect phylogeny, and state (a) the organisms contained in it, and (b) a synapomorphy that unites that clade.
Which of the following statements is true based on the phylogeny shown in the figure? Mammalia Theria undefined Eutheria Monotremata Metatheria Rodentia Primates Artiodactyla Carnivora Canidae Felidae Felidae are members are the Carnivora clade, but not the Theria clade. Primates are members of the Eutheria and Mammalia clades. Rodents are members of the Eutheria and Carnivora clades. Monotremata are members of the Eutheria and Mammalia clades.
Select all that apply: Which characteristics could be used to identify an unknown organism as an animal rather than a fungus or a plant? multicellular developmental stage called a blastula heterotrophic ingestion of food for internal digestion alternation of generations during life cycle presence of Hox genes in genome have cell walls
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Complete the chart below to indicate which occurrences would provide barriers sufficient for possible speciation of the organism. Change in ecosystem Effect on reproduction A mountain river is dammed to produce hydroelectric energy. This separates a population of bull trout. 1 A remote hiking trail with limited foot traffic is home to many elk. The trail is expanded to allow for hikers to cross a stream by building a bridge. 2 One sample of frog lays its eggs in shallow water at a pond's edge. Another frog sample in the same area digs a hole near the pond to lay its eggs. 3 One sample of swallow (a bird) uses grasses and mud to build a nest, and another sample uses twigs. 4 1.2.3.4 can be geographical barrier is preventing interbreeding, biological barrier is preventing interbreeding, or nothing is preventing interbreeding
Identify the correct statement regarding the phylogenetic tree using the illustration provided below?
Contrast the field of systematics with that of taxonomy and phylogenetics. How is systematics defined? How is taxonomy and phylogenetics similar or different from systematics? How did the systematic placement of Calostoma change our understanding of this taxon, in regards to the study Phylogeny of Calostoma, the gelatinous-stalked puffball, based on nuclear and mitochondrial ribosomal DNA sequences by Hughey and colleagues?
Including the whole tree, how many monophyletic groups could you make from the tree below? Pisces Osteichthyes (bony fishes) Sarcopterygii (lobe-finned fishes) Cyclostomata EAgnatha) Tetrapoda Amniota Reptilia 07 0 8 0 9 O 10 Mixini (hagfishes). Petromizontida (lampreys) Chondrichthyes (cartilaginous fishes) Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes) Actinistia (coelacanths) Dipnoi Qungfishes) Amphibia Mammalia Non-avian reptiles Aves
Male sword evolves. Female sensory bias evolves. 16.8 Xiphophorus: David McIntyre, courtesy of Exotic Fish and Pet World, Southampton, MA. 16.8 Priapella: Courtesy of Dbr/ Wikipedia. Swordtail fishes Priapella Xiphophorus d Priapella d Select the all statements that are true about the swordtail phylogeny above. Priapella forms a monophlyetic group with sword tail fishes. The common ancestor of Priapella and Xiphophorus evolved female sensory bias. Female sensory bias is a synapomorphy of Priapella and Xiphophorus and their common ancestor. Male sword is a synapomorphy of Priapella and Xiphophorus and their common ancestor.

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