All the following are general anatomical similarities for MOST primates, EXCEPT: Opposable thumbs Nails instead of claws O Postorbital bar only (not having a full boney eye enclosure) O Shorter snouts O Forward facing eyes

What bwo derived features define hominins relative to other apes? OMegadont molars OBipedal locomotion O Double jointed feet OA foramen magnum OReduced canine teeth

ABCDEF GH 1 Echinoderm phylum A Verts that can lay E "Gnathostomes" = shelled eggs or have placenta. Clade called the: vertebrates with what? 2 Chordate 8 Verts with four F Subphylum limbs, a clade called consisting of what animals? the: Chordate 9. C Verts that can subphylum breathe air consisting of what animals? Chordates that clade formerly used only for bony fish; 4 10 Phylum Chordata all of makes lots of slime: whom have at least now used for all the following 4 verts with bone: features: Verts that latch 11 onto other animals as ectoparasites:

I ask this question before but didn’t get actual answer I’m asking three different dinosaurs have different coloring skins. Like trex that’s not just green it’s something else maybe stripes of block but hardly see black. Gigiantosaurs is not orange is it brown with blue stripes not it’s not it’s too dark to be blurb Stego color is that brown or orange

Which statement about the pineal eye seen it tetrapodomorphs, lissamphibians, and some diapsids is true? It increases the range of vision, allowing animals to seen things above or behind them it is completely vestigal, containing no photoreceptor cells or nerve endings it detects light but does not form images

Fill in the blanks with synapomorphic, symplesiomorphic, or neither Mesoderm is a ___ feature of chordates, and a ___ feature of vertebrates, but mesectoderm (neural crest) is a ___ feature of chordates, and a __ feature of vertebrates

wo key differences between the australopithecines and members of genus Homo