This class of fishes are the ancestors to amphibians and the amniotes. A) Petromyzontida B) Sarcopterygii...
This class of fishes are the ancestors to amphibians and the amniotes.
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Answer is A.petromyzontida.it is included in the phylum chordata, subphylum vertebrata, class:
Hyperoartria,order:petromyzontiformes
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This class of fishes are the ancestors to amphibians and the
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This class of fishes are the ancestors to amphibians and the amniotes. A) Petromyzontida B) Sarcopterygii...
This class of fishes are the ancestors to amphibians and the amniotes. A) Petromyzontida B) Sarcopterygii C) Actinopterygii D) Chondrichthyes
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Characterize the following groups of chordates/vertebrates: Chondrichthyes, Actinopterygii, Amphibians, Reptilia (include birds), and Mammalia (include monotremes,...
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Ancient lobe-finned fishes are ancestral to tetrapods. Modern examples of lobe-finned fishes include lungfishes. Which feature...
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Please help! I don’t know if my answers are correct, ignore
them.
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Please help! I don’t know if my answers are correct, ignore
them.
Which groups of vertebrates have one pair of semi-circular canals ich have thre pairs? Which groups have lungs or structures derived from lungs? ,のFor cach taxonlisted below indicate as many letters as apply. sache letters might no beused which have two pairs, and han one letter listed. Some letters might be used more than once. subtracted for wrong at all. Interpret taxa Be certain that similar letters (I...
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