2. Complete Table 7.1 by giving the number of bones that make up the frog's appendicular skeleton. Table 7.1 Number of bones of the frog's appendages Forelimbs Number of Bones Hindlimbs Number of Bones per set per set Humerus Femur Radioulna Tibiofibula Carnals Tarsals

Choose correct answers All insects have ocelli. | Both coronal and frontal sutures split during molting. Only coronal suture split during molting. Tentorium includes both dorsal and anterior arms. In beetles, mesothorax and metathorax are generally covered by elytra.

Fill in the the table to describe the Ribs, Sternum and Appendicular Structures (1-3 sentences)

Which of the following is NOT a derived feature of the Neandertal skull? a   juxtamastoid crest b   a chin c   suprainaic fossa d   inflated midface e   all of the above

1. Explain why the homologous structures in part I are evidence of evolutionary relationships.

Which vertebra articulates with the pelvic girdle in frog ?

6. You may exit the Hall of Vertebrate Origins. Proceed through the hallway to the right towards the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs. Follow the path through the gift shop. The questions below will be answered at exhibits at the very end of hall, so enjoy this room at your own pace. a. Stop before the exit out of the Hall at the maniraptor display. What does "maniraptor" translate to? b. What are the only surviving dinosaurs left today? Hint: They are warm blooded.