The limbs of tetrapods (amphibians, birds, reptiles and mammals) are
A) similar to the fins of sharks and rays.
B) similar to the fins of ray-finned fish.
C) similar to the fins of lobe-finned fish.
D) similar to the fins of cartilaginous fish.
E) not similar to any of these.
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Q14: Vertebrae
A) are characteristic of all chordates.
B) are
Q15: Jawed vertebrates have jaws derived from
A) dermal
Q16: Many features unique to vertebrates develop from
Q17: Fishes are divided into two classes, Chondrichthyes
Q18: The bony fishes (Osteichthyes) are divided into
Q20: Lungfishes and amphibians are similar in that
A)
Q21: Most amphibians return to water to lay
Q22: Amphibians are not amniotes because
A) the whole
Q23: In amniote tetrapods
A) metamorphosis is absent.
B) cleavage
Q24: Reptiles are not considered a monophyletic group.
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