A) All chordates are vertebrates.
B) All vertebrates are chordates.
C) Tunicates and lancelets are invertebrate chordates.
D) Echinoderms and chordates are deuterostomes.
E) Sea squirts are invertebrate chordates.
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A) no further evolutionary changes occurred.
B) there was sufficient gene flow between populations to maintain one species.
C) constant warfare allowed one or another lineage to dominate.
D) hybrids between different lineages were superior and replaced their ancestors.
E) all lineages changed but in response to the same evolutionary pressures so they changed in the same way.
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A) fish
B) frog
C) salamander
D) shark
E) mammalian
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A) Birds are cold-blooded; mammals are warm-blooded.
B) Birds are egg laying; no mammals lay eggs.
C) Birds have air sacs in addition to lungs; mammals have no air sacs.
D) Birds lack a septum between the ventricles; mammals have a septum between the ventricles.
E) Birds, unlike mammals, require no parental care.
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A) opposable thumb
B) fingernails
C) usually single birth
D) extended period of parental care
E) expanded hindbrain
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A) cranium.
B) first ribs.
C) first pair of gill arches.
D) tooth buds.
E) suckers of lampreys.
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A) feet with claws
B) light hollow bones
C) a light horny beak with no teeth
D) respiratory air sacs and lungs with one way air flow
E) an enlarged breastbone with strong muscles attached
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A) hagfish.
B) lampreys.
C) coelacanths.
D) skates.
E) ray-finned fishes.
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A) amphibians.
B) reptiles.
C) birds.
D) mammals.
E) chordates.
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True/False
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A) combination of oxygen-rich blood with oxygen-poor blood.
B) reduction of hemoglobin requirement.
C) elimination of alveolar dependency.
D) separation of oxygen-rich blood and oxygen-poor blood.
E) more blood gets sent to the lungs.
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A) Chordates have segmentation.
B) Chordates have bilateral symmetry.
C) Invertebrate chordates are marine and filter feeding.
D) Adult lancelets have all the characteristics that distinguish chordates from members of other phyla.
E) Adult tunicates lack all the characteristics that distinguish chordates from members of other phyla.
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A) in tropical Amazon streams.
B) as parasites inside the tracts of fish.
C) very rarely in mountain streams, where they are almost extinct.
D) commonly in the sandy bottoms of shallow coastal waters around the world.
E) on the bottom of the ocean.
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A) Gorilla
B) Lucy
C) Homo habilis
D) Homo erectus
E) Chimpanzee
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A) tunicate gill slits are like ribs.
B) tunicate adults have a notochord.
C) tunicate larvae have a notochord.
D) all vertebrate embryos go through a stage that resembles adult tunicates.
E) tunicate adults have all four chordate characteristics.
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A) were herbivores.
B) were carnivores.
C) were omnivores.
D) were predators.
E) cooked with fire.
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A) one
B) two
C) three
D) five
E) six
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A) segmentation, dorsal hollow nerve cord, gill arches or pharyngeal pouches.
B) dorsal hollow nerve cord, notochord, bilateral symmetry, and post-anal tail.
C) bilateral symmetry, segmentation, and well-developed coelom.
D) well-developed coelom, gill arches or pharyngeal pouches, and notochord.
E) gill arches or pharyngeal pouches, dorsal tubular nerve cord, notochord, and post-anal tail.
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A) Homo habilis
B) Homo erectus
C) Peking man
D) Homo neanderthalensis
E) Cro-Magnon
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