Ideally, each statement in the first part of a couplet is ... For example, a field ecologist can utilize a different set of characters than a museum curator. ...
into the upper portion (sharks, sturgons, gar) Homocercal equal lobes (most bony fish) ... Found in sharks and rays, and can vary greatly in external appearance. ...
Ovis aries. Q-A vs. D-S jaw joint- the defining key character' for 80 years ~250 MYA ... Traits evolve at multiple locations on phylogeny. Reptilia. Archosauria ...
Title: Kottak Subject: Anthropology / Cultural Anthropology Author: Linda Crane Last modified by: Debbie Created Date: 4/19/2001 6:09:34 PM Document presentation format
Class Chondrichthyes Herpetology is study of: Class Osteichthyes Class Mammalia Dinosauria Crocodilia Testudines Class Amphibia Class Agnatha Class Aves
Chapter 5 Macroevolution and the Early Primates Chapter Outline What Is Macroevevolution? When and Where Did the First Primates Appear, and What Were They Like?
What is the Evolutionary History of the Primates? 1. EOCENE 54-38 mya. Prosimian Radiations ... branched off from the prosimians much earlier than previously ...
Amniota Amniote egg present Tetrapoda Girdles and limbs Teleostomi Vertebrates with endochondral bone Gnathostomata The jaw-bearing vertebrates Subphylum Vertebrata
... into the Archosauromorpha (Crocs, birds, pterosaurs, and ... differently than crocs. move nares to top of skull. Saurischia. Palaeopoda (4-legged gait) ...
... until Middle Jurassic, and all but one known are Cretaceous ... Next oldest, and much better known, is Early Cretaceous Psittacosaurus, the 'parrot dinosaur' ...
Common North American painted turtle 'Amphibia' Amniota ... 'Horny-toads' are not toads. Komodo dragon largest living lizard. Meditteranean chaemelon ...
At 29, Professor of Anatomy at Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg ... Shallow trochanteric fossa for obturator externus. Makapansgat: a third site for A.africanus ...
Over time, macroevolutionary forces produce new species from old ones. ... can separate breeding populations and lead to the appearance of new species. ...
... further reduction of the jugal in Archosauria (crocs and birds) and Lepidosauria results in a single temporal opening. (A fourth pattern, euryapsid, ...
In general, there is one answer for each question... but sometimes (every once in a while), there are two. ... Phyletic gradualism. Punctuated Equilibrium ...
Normally, reptiles living in natural settings are not severely affected by ... Reptiles in the Captive Setting ... once again the use of her reptiles pictures! ...
Pelo Gl ndulas mamarias Gl ndulas sudor feras Dientes diplodontos (difiodontos) Dos juegos Dientes heterodontos Diferentes formas y funciones Fin Roedores Orden ...
... Peeper is a small frog that reaches about 3.2 cm. ... At first glance, the Green Frog looks very similar to the ... The Wood Frog can easily be ...
Over time, as the two populations come to differ from each other, speciation ... Are Miocene apes the missing link between humans and other African apes? ...