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What is considered the most recent common ancestor of living tetrapods?
a sturdy-finned, shallow-water lobe-fin whose appendages had skeletal supports similar to those of terrestrial vertebratesA Class of lobe-finned fishes known as Sarcopterygians is believed to have given rise to the amphibians and thence to all other air-breathing vertebrates. There are three main Subclasses -- the Rhipidistii, the Dipnoi, and the Actinistia or Coelocanths. The Rhipidistians are the ones that are ancestral to tetrapods. The oldest known amphibians have been found in rocks of the late Ordovicean Period.The Dipnoi are today's lung fishes -- the African, Australian, and South American. The African and South American types are similar in many ways and are probably fairly closely related. The Australian is quite different and is the only one of them that is capable of using its gills as well as its lung for gas exchange.The Coelocanths were thought to be extinct until the late 1930's when one was discovered in the ocean off the east coast of south Africa.
How many fingers does a Florida cooter have?
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How many bones does a caiman crocodile have in its body?
A caiman crocodile has around 50 to 60 bones in its body, which include the skull, vertebrae, ribs, and limb bones.
How many bones in the free part of an inferior limb?
The Os Coxae and the sacrum are part of the inferior limb but not a part of the FREE PART of the inferior limb.there are 30 bones in the free part of an inferior limb.1. Femur Bone (Long Bone)2. Patella (Sesamoid Bone)3. Tibia (Long Bone) (No Head4. Fibula (Long Bone)5. (7) Tarsal Bones (Short Bones)6. (5) Metatarsal Bones (Long Bones)7. (14) Phalangies (Long Bones)
How many layer does earth inner core have?
The Earth's inner core does not have distinct layers like the outer core. It is typically considered to be a solid layer composed mainly of iron and nickel.
How many limbs has horse if one limb break?
a horse has three after the breaking of limb
Can you grow a bonsai off a limb?
Yes, look up "air Layering" for the method of propagating many varieties from a limb. Roots are grown on the limb, then it is cut from the tree and planted. Many bonsai are started this way.
How many cuts to remove a large limb?
You have to make 3006785 large holes ( the size of a potatoe) to remove a limb
How many bones in the lower limb of a frog?
A frog's lower limb consists of several bones, including the femur, tibiofibula, and several tarsal, metatarsal, and phalangeal bones. Specifically, there are typically 6 main bones in the thigh and shank combined, along with additional bones in the foot. Overall, the total number of bones in the lower limb can vary slightly between species, but there are generally around 15-20 bones in the lower limb of a frog.
What is a sensation in amputated limb called?
The sensation experienced in an amputated limb is called "phantom limb sensation." This phenomenon occurs when individuals feel sensations, including pain, itching, or warmth, in the limb that is no longer there. It results from the brain's representation of the limb remaining active despite its physical absence. Many amputees report experiencing phantom sensations shortly after their amputation, and they can persist for many years.
Do they remove limb when you get gangrene?
Not necessarily. It can be treated. In many cases though, the limb may have to be amputated. Each case is different.
Is February typically considered the coldest month of the year?
Yes, February is typically considered the coldest month of the year in many regions.
How many ounces are in one limb?
There are 16 ounces in one pound, so if we assume an average limb weighs around 5 pounds, then one limb would be approximately 80 ounces.
How many bones in the upper limb of a frog?
The upper arm of any mammal is made of one bone, the Humerus.
How many bones are in a upper limb of a whale?
356
How many bones in whales flipper upper limb?
356
How many digits does each limb have in a fetal pig?
Each limb of a fetal pig typically has four digits. This includes the forelimbs (front legs) and hindlimbs (back legs), which are adapted for their specific functions. The digits may be slightly webbed in some cases, but generally, they follow this four-digit structure.
