Questions: (A): in what ways are the special senses of snakes similar to that of lizards,and in what ways have thay evloved for specialized feeding strategies. ( B)why are replies as traditionally defined as paraphyletic group.How has clasidic taxonomy revised reptilia to make it monophyletic

Male sword evolves. Female sensory bias evolves. 16.8 Xiphophorus: David McIntyre, courtesy of Exotic Fish and Pet World, Southampton, MA. 16.8 Priapella: Courtesy of Dbr/ Wikipedia. Swordtail fishes Priapella Xiphophorus d Priapella d Select the all statements that are true about the swordtail phylogeny above. Priapella forms a monophlyetic group with sword tail fishes. The common ancestor of Priapella and Xiphophorus evolved female sensory bias. Female sensory bias is a synapomorphy of Priapella and Xiphophorus and their common ancestor. Male sword is a synapomorphy of Priapella and Xiphophorus and their common ancestor.

Which phylum do you consider most unusual? Which characteristics influence your choice?

Q26: select all correct answer choices, more than one answer

WRITE about (primate yellow baboon) and their: Scientific name (Genus species) - This must be formatted correctly. If your group includes more than one species, list them all (spell out the first scientific name in full, then you can abbreviate the rest as G. species). Suborder (for Haplorrhines, also list Parvorder*) Location (i.e., where it lives geographically) Habitat (i.e., its type of environment) Primary Form of Locomotion** Diet** Type of Social Group** Mating Pattern** Conservation Status and Top Threats (if any) Fun Fact / Something you found interesting

What is the role of class-mammalia with examples?

Is there a monophyletic group that included only pronghorns and deer? If so, where? Whatt about a monophyletic group that includes pigs and bovids?(What other groups need to be included to make this a monophyletic group?