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Test chordate basics
1
What are the four defining characteristics of all Chordata?
2
At what point in development do all Chordata possess their four key traits?
3
What are the three major groups of Chordata?
4
What are tunicates, and in which Chordate group are they found?
5
What chordate traits do tunicate larvae have that adults typically lose?
6
What are Cephalochordates commonly called?
7
What is unique about the notochord in Cephalochordata?
8
What two traits distinguish vertebrates from nonvertebrates?
9
When did the first vertebrates appear in the oceans?
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Which vertebrates were the first to invade land?
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Which vertebrate groups became abundant after the Cretaceous extinction?
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What animals are included in Chondrichthyes?
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What type of skeleton do Chondrichthyes have?
14
What is the major evolutionary innovation of bony fishes?
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What is the function of the swim bladder in bony fishes?
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What are the two major groups of bony fishes?
17
Which fish group gave rise to amphibians?
18
What is Tiktaalik, and why is it important?
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What are the three modern groups of Amphibia?
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What are the key traits shared by all living reptiles?
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What are the four membranes of the amniotic egg?
22
Which reptile group gave rise to birds?
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What are the four surviving reptile groups after the mass extinction?
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What distinguishes Testudines from other reptiles?
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What trait links crocodiles more closely to birds than to other reptiles?
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What is the first known bird species?
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How diverse are birds today?
28
What two traits are uniquely mammalian?
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What are the two major subgroups of mammals?
30
What is the defining feature of monotremes?
31
How do marsupials complete their development after birth?
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