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What does this cladogram tell you about evolutionary relationship of the traits of jaws and limbs?
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Jaws came before limbs.
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What term refers to the arms and legs?
They can be called limbs, appendages, extremities, or members.
Where is your limb located?
Legs and arms are limbs, tails are also limbs.
Why are the bones of the lower limbs larger and heavier than upper limbs?
Because they have evolved (or were designed, whichever you choose to believe) as to be the primary weight bearing limbs, so they have to be more sturdy to do that job than the upper limbs.
What organ system moves the limbs?
Well, technically your muscular system moves limbs.
What is the most limbs on a human ever reported?
a girl on the discovery channel website has 8 limbs>
A few characteristics of the turtle are listed below Segmented body Jaws and limbs No hair No placenta used during reproduction Where does the turtle belong in the cladogram shown below?
E, limbs (apex)
A few characteristics of the koala are listed below Segmented body Jaws limbs and hair No placenta used during reproduction Where does the koala belong in the cladogram shown below?
F - Hair
Jointed limbs are an important evolutionary development because they allow animals to?
Jointed limbs are an important development because they allow animals, including humans, to move. Without joints we would be comprised of an immobile skeleton.
How many fins does a Bull shark have?
All 6. pectoral, pelvic, caudal, anal, 1st dorsal fin, and 2nd dorsal fin.
What are traits of all arthropods?
Hi, so I am going to list them: -Bilateral Symmetry -Segmented Body -Hard Exoskeleton -Joined Legs -Many Pairs of limbs
Who walks upright has long lower limbs opposable thumbs and large brains?
Humans typically possess these characteristics, as they walk upright, have longer lower limbs compared to their upper limbs, opposable thumbs that support fine motor skills, and large brains relative to their body size. These traits contribute to their bipedal locomotion, dexterity, and complex cognitive abilities.
How many limbs how many limbs does a crayfish have?
8 major limbs
Are there such things as mechanical limbs?
Yes. Mechanical limbs also known as artificial limbs.
Do invertebrates have limbs?
Yes, invertebrates do have limbs.
What are 2 sentence using the word limbs?
My limbs were sore after exercising. I tore my limbs on the pavement.
What is value of a transitional fossil?
A transitional fossil has evidence of an organism that had lived with different traits from different species. For example, the skeleton of Basilosaurus isis found in an Egyptian desert in 2005 has a whalelike body but also the limbs of land animals. Basilosaurus isis might be a transitional fossil from an ancient, giant land animal to a more recent whale.Transitional fossils display features of two types of animals and are examples of the transition from one type of animal into another. They are also known intermediate fossils, and serve to "bridge the gap" in evolutionary history between two types of related animals. They can be identified by their retention of certain primitive traits in comparison with their more derived relatives.According to modern evolutionary synthesis, all populations of organisms are in transition. Therefore, a "transitional form" is a human construct of a selected form that vividly represents a particular evolutionary stage, as recognized in hindsight. Contemporary "transitional" forms may be called "living fossils", but on a cladogram representing the historical divergences of life-forms, a "transitional fossil" will represent an organism near the point where individual lineages (clades) diverge.One example of a transitional fossil is one of Tiktaalik, a prehistoric fish. It contains features of fish such as fins, scales, and gills, but it has a flat head, lungs, weight bearing wrist bones, and a mobile neck like a tetrapod. Since it is found in just the right rock later, Tiktaalik represents one evolutionary stage in the transition from fish to tetrapods.
How do ostrich use their limbs?
They use their limbs mainly to walk and since they do not fly their usage of limbs are limited.
