Refer to the figure of animal phylogeny (thick portions of each branch represent time from the earliest known specimen to the present. The time estimates for branch points when lineages diverged from common ancestors are based on time-calibrated DNA sequence differences). Evidence of the first vertebrates are seen in the fossil record of the period, but based on the phylogenetic reconstruction they are believed to have evolved long before the period. a. Ediacaran, Cambrian O b. Cambrian, Ediacaran c. Ordovician, Cambrian

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Proterozoic
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Demospongiae
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Transcribed Image Text:800 Proterozoic 700 600 541 Phanerozoic 485 Demospongiae Hemichordata Echinodermata Vertebrata Nemertea Brachiopoda Mollusca Annelida Bryozoa Priapulida Onychophora Arthropoda Cnidaria
Refer to the figure of animal phylogeny (thick
portions of each branch represent time from the
earliest known specimen to the present. The
time estimates for branch points when lineages
diverged from common ancestors are based on
time-calibrated DNA sequence differences).
Evidence of the first vertebrates are seen in the
fossil record of the
period, but based
on the phylogenetic reconstruction they are
believed to have evolved long before the
period.
a. Ediacaran, Cambrian
O b. Cambrian, Ediacaran
O c. Ordovician, Cambrian
d. Devonian, Ordovician
O e. Jurassic, Ordovician
Transcribed Image Text:Refer to the figure of animal phylogeny (thick portions of each branch represent time from the earliest known specimen to the present. The time estimates for branch points when lineages diverged from common ancestors are based on time-calibrated DNA sequence differences). Evidence of the first vertebrates are seen in the fossil record of the period, but based on the phylogenetic reconstruction they are believed to have evolved long before the period. a. Ediacaran, Cambrian O b. Cambrian, Ediacaran O c. Ordovician, Cambrian d. Devonian, Ordovician O e. Jurassic, Ordovician
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