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The oldest known fish fossils indicate that   ALL  
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The earliest fish were   jawless  
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"Placoderm" refers to fish which had   plated skin  
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The evolution of jaws played an important role in the evolution of fish because it allowed them to   ALL  
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Fish of the class Chondrichthyes have a ___ skeleton and are represented in the modern seas by the ___   body, tuna  
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The deature that distinguishes the two subclasses of bony fish is   their fin structure  
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A factor that made it difficult for animals to adapt to land was   ALL  
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The crossopterygians were well adapted to move onto the land because they had   lungs and a means for locomotion (A and B)  
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Which of the following was critical for the adaption of reptiles to terrestrial ecosystems?   the amniote egg  
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Reptiles had evolved at least by the   Upper Mississippian  
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The earliest reptiles that were small, agile, and insectiverous are loosely grouped together as the   protothyrids  
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The factors that lead to the success of th ereptiles on land include all of teh following EXCEPT   herbivorous feeding  
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The sail-like fin of the pelucosaur may have served as all of the following except:   a means of locomotion  
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The oldest fossils of the first land plants have been found in rocks of this age:   Middle Orodovician  
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Plants are divided into two major groups, the:   vascular and nonvascular  
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Vascular plants have   tissue to move water and nutrients  
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Nonvascular plants differ from vascular plants in that they   do not have specialized tissue to transport water and nutrients  
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What role do roots play in the adaptation of plants to terrestrial environments   ALL - collects water, collects nutrients, provide support  
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seedless vascular plants lived in low wet habitats because   NONE  
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What was the importance of the developemtn of the seed in vascular plant evolution?   Plants could adapt to varied terrestrial habitates  
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Vascular plants have vascular tissue that helps them to live on land by   moving water and nutrients through their tissues and providing some support for their bodies  
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The Paleozoic-Mesozoic boundary is a major break in teh geologic time scale because   it is when mammals first appeared  
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For animals, the development of the amniote egg was instrumental in   providing a means to reproduce single individuals and adaptation to life on land (B and C)  
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What is the correct order for the evolution of the following groups of animals from the earliest to the latest   fish, amphibian, reptile  
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Of the following, the FIRST organism to reproduce by the amniote egg would be   reptiles  
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