What other primates have similar intermembral index values as humans and also limb proportions, and for what form of locomotion are they adapted? Do humans move the same way? Why do you think humans and these other primates have similar limb proportions and intermembral index values?

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The __________ muscles add flexibility to reptilian lungs enabling them to efficiently expand and contract during respiration. The __________ nervous system controls involuntary responses, such as beating of the heart and expansion and contraction of the lungs. The bones of birds are specially hollowed out to accommodate additional air storage; these bones are known as ________.

An important evolutionary innovation and a major difference between the limbs of extant lobe-finned fish and extant tetrapods is: Select one: 1. The presence of lobes on the fish fins. 2. Retention of fin rays in tetrapod limbs. 3. Limbs of tetrapods have associated muscles. 4. Limbs are supported by a single basal bone in tetrapods 5. Attachment of the pelvic limbs to the vertebral column via the pelvis in tetrapods. Please consider providing a detailed explanation of correct as well as incorrect options.

How do the non-human primates interact in general? How is their speciality similar to humans?

You believe that an adult animal you are examining is a vertebrate but concede that it may be an invertebrate chordate. Which of the following would ensure that you are indeed looking at a vertebrate? OIt lacks a notochord. It has a dorsal hollow nerve cord. It uses its pharyngeal gill slits for respiration. Its notochord functions as an endoskeleton. It is able to swim.

Describe the functions of each structure below:

Is the tubular-dorsal nervous system of chordates associated to radial or lateral symmetry? How does that explain the complexity level of the nervous system reached by the vertebrate evolutionary branch?

How does a penguin's coloration (black and white) aid them in their natural environment? What other organisms at an aquarium have this type of coloration?

To brachiate is to O move around suspended from branches like a Siamang to leap from tree to tree like a lemur O walk on all fours on the tops of branches like a monkey O to walk on two feet like a hominin O to knuckle walk like a chimp