The lamprey and grouper represent a monophyletic group because they are both fish. O True False

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A: Internal fertilization is the process of fertilization that occurs inside the body of an individual.…

Q: Another name for reptiliomorphs is anthracosaurs True False

A: Answer: Introduction: The Reptiliomorpha term was given by Professor Gunnar Säve-Söderbergh in 1934…

Q: Identify all of the following organisms that are deuterostomes: humans starfish mussels octopus…

A: Deuterostomes are those organisms that fall in this superphylum of the animal kingdom that includes…

Q: What color is this Dino, is not just grey or is that red or brown? Is their names of them I’m asking…

A: The color of the dino is a mix of colors.

Q: Which of the following is an animal characteristic that also is a synapomorphy supporting animal…

A: Synapomorphy : A characteristic or trait acquired through evolution from a common ancestral form and…

Q: Which of the following are amniotes? Choose all that apply. Fish O Amphibians O Reptiles Birds…

A: This specialised membrane structures of certain tissues formed outside of the body of the embryo…

Q: What type of distribution pattern is evident for the copepod species Clausocalanus ingens in the…

A: Distribution is the pattern of arrangement of a population in an area. The limit of the geographical…

Q: The Old World Monkeys and Gibbons both belong to the Old world monkeys New world monkeys Lorrises…

A: A clade is also known as a natural group or monophyletic group. This refers to a group having a…

Q: The imaginary creature Fartbling is in the phylum Fartata and the kingdom Bedazla. If we follow the…

A: Taxonomy is a system for hierarchical classification and identification system for species. Carl…

Q: For the following question, first, explain if it is true or false. If false correct the underlined…

A: Sea lamprey have gills that are little holes behind their mouth and ears . These gill holes are used…

Q: 6. Which organism is the most distantly related to the other three organisms? Organism 1 Organism 2…

A: Detailed explanation:Organism 1 (Pongo pygmaeus), Organism 3 (Pan troglodytes), and Organism 4…

Q: 17) The distinguishing characteristic of the animals known as tetrapods is that they all Group of…

A: The correct option is  have four limbs and are adapted for life on land. Amphibians, reptiles,…

Q: In the following relationship tree, which of the organisms are most closely related?

A: Phylogenetic trees give us an idea about the relationship between different organisms. A…

Q: IVidili Conlem Which of the following are NOT analogous traits? Venomous fangs in cobras and vipers…

A: Introduction: The organs which are different in their basic structure and developmental origin but…

Q: What type of body symmetry does the animal in this picture have? O bilateral symmetry asymmetry O…

A: Symmetry  is defined as attribute of organisms where body parts of the animal can be repeated in an…

Q: Scientists classify species based on shared (derived) anatomical features. Group of answer choices…

A: Anatomical features are the physical characteristics of both internal and external structures.  The…

Q: The scientific name for the beluga whale is Dephinapterus leucas. What is another comon name of…

A: Species are defined as the level of biological classification which comprises of related organisms…

Q: Based on the key, which of these fish is most likely a bluegill?

A: Fishes  Fishes are the animals which live in water. They are found in both marine as well as fresh…

Q: Hemipterans

A: hemipterans is an order of insects , commonly known as true bugs , comprising 80000 species with in…

Q: Select ALL choices from the list that are classified as cephalopods:     oysters     cockles…

A: Cephalopods are the most knowledgeable, most free, and the greatest of all mollusks. Squid,…

Q: SPECIES 2 LL NOSE SPECIES 4 HUMAN EAR SPECIES 5 SPECIES 3 NO TAIL SPECIES 1 SMALL NOSE ROUND JAW…

A: A phylogenetic tree explains the evolutionary relationship between different species related to…

Q: Based on your tree, you identified similarities of the 8 animals. In an effort to learn more about…

A: Animals are the unicellular biological organisms classified into the domain Eukaryota and kingdom…

Q: mimicry? followin an example of a snapping turtle that uses its tongue to mimic a worm, thus…

A: Mimicry is the adopting behaviour of organisms. One organism behaves like other organisms or…

Q: Arrange the groups below in order from most inclusive (most general) to least inclusive (most…

A: The correct sequence from most inclusive to least inclusive groups are discussed in step 2

Q: This is an example of a female wing. ARAN MORE VIDEOS gadwall shoveler pintail wigeon

A: * gadwall is common in  dabbling duck. *Wingspan is 6 to 56 cm long  * The wing shows light grey…

Q: 3. a description of the adaptation (what is the characteristic and how does it help this organism…

A: According to the guidelines we only solve one answer at a time. Pacific cownose ray is included in…

Q: All of the following are clades of amphibians EXCEPT O Urodela Apoda Tuataras Anura

A: Amphibians are the kinds of cold blooded and vertebrate animal that can sustain both on land and…

Q: O This organism is in the same Phylum as which of the following organisms? O jellyfish Osea urchin…

A: Snails are small, shelled creatures that roam this world. In their scientific classification, they…

Q: When reproducing the majority of bony fish are: Group of answer choices Mitotic Ovoviviparous…

A: Osteichthyes prevalently alluded to as the hard fish, is an assorted scientific classification of…

Animal Phylogeny

Cladistics is a method of biological classification where organisms are classified based on their ancestors and their relationship with them. It is defined as the concepts and methods for determining the branching patterns of evolution and evolutionary history. Some scientists, however, have preferred the term phylogenetic systematics or phylogenetic taxonomy to emphasize the reliance on a phylogeny for classification. It is the most common and accepted method for classifying organisms.