32. Vertebrates

Aminotes

Placental Mammals

 None of the listed responses is correct. 

 No. One of the choices is a group of archosaurs. 

Dinosaurs are archosaurs.

Which of the following is an archosaur group?

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 No. An operculum is a bony flap that protects the gills of bony fish. 

 No. Vertebrates had radiated into terrestrial, aquatic, and aerial habitats prior to the evolution of the placenta. 

 No. This is a sensory structure characteristic of many aquatic vertebrates. 

 No. Bony appendages are a shared primitive character also found in amphibians and some bony fish. 

How is the reproduction of birds different from that of frogs?

The adaptation that freed vertebrates from water for reproduction and allowed them to radiate into diverse terrestrial environments was the __________.

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 No. Birds and reptiles do lay amniotic eggs. 

 No. Birds and reptiles do have a bony vertebral column. 

 No. Both of these groups do have keratinized scales; in birds they have differentiated into feathers. 

 No. This is a diagnostic feature of the chordates. 

Consider how a bird differs from a snake.

Which of the following characteristics is not shared by extant birds and extant reptiles?

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 No. In placental mammals, embryonic development is completed within the uterus; this is not true for opossums. 

 No. Eutherians are placental mammals. In placental mammals, embryonic development is completed within the uterus; this is not true for opossums. 

Opossums have pouches.

The opossum is an example of a(n) __________ mammal.

Which statement is true about endothermy in mammals and birds?
a. They both inherited this trait from a common ancestor.
b. Birds are more closely related to mammals than to reptiles.
c. Endothermy arose independently in these two lineages.
d. Birds are reptiles and all reptiles are ectothermic.

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 complete their embryonic development in the uterus 

 All of the specific listed responses are correct. 

 No. Only one of the choices is correct. 

 None of the specific listed responses is correct. 

 No. One of the other choices is correct. 

 nourish their offspring through mammary glands 

Think about the many ways mammals reproduce.

All mammals __________.

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Unlike eutherians, both monotremes and marsupials
a. lack nipples.
b. have some embryonic development outside the uterus.
c. lay eggs.
d. are found in Australia and Africa.

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