12 10 00 (log) Number of species 6 A N 0 400 800 1200 Age of clade (My) Use the information in Figure 1 to answer questions 1 and 2. QUESTIONS Vertebrates Deuterostomes other Lophotrochozoa other Arthropods Mollusks Radiata Porifera Fungi Plants other Bryophytes Marchantiophytes Ferns Gymnosperms Angiosperms Figure 1. The taxonomic distribution of the species included in Rabosky's study. Question 1. What is the largest color-coded group in the study? How many species does it include? Question 2. About how many vertebrates were included in the analysis? 12 10 8 Cumulative Diversity (x 10^5) 2 4 6 0

12 10 00 (log) Number of species 6 A N 0 400 800 1200 Age of clade (My) Use the information in Figure 1 to answer questions 1 and 2. QUESTIONS Vertebrates Deuterostomes other Lophotrochozoa other Arthropods Mollusks Radiata Porifera Fungi Plants other Bryophytes Marchantiophytes Ferns Gymnosperms Angiosperms Figure 1. The taxonomic distribution of the species included in Rabosky's study. Question 1. What is the largest color-coded group in the study? How many species does it include? Question 2. About how many vertebrates were included in the analysis? 12 10 8 Cumulative Diversity (x 10^5) 2 4 6 0

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