A) hair.
B) mammary glands.
C) constant body temperature.
D) young born alive.
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A) bony skeletons and lungs
B) paired fins and a bony skeleton
C) jaws and lungs
D) vertebrae and amniotic eggs
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A) radial symmetry
B) segmentation
C) extreme cephalization
D) closed circulation
E) coelom
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A) aquatic reproduction.
B) endotherms.
C) modified reptilian scales as feathers.
D) hard-shelled eggs.
E) a modified skeleton with a fused collarbone and a keel.
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A) endothermic, gills and scales
B) ectothermic, smooth nonscaly skin and bony skeleton
C) cartilaginous endoskeleton, gills and scales
D) bony endoskeleton, gills and scales
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A) internal organs.
B) vertebral columns.
C) postanal tails.
D) exoskeletons.
E) skulls.
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A) The evolution of jaws from the gill slits that would enable them to bite more efficiently.
B) The evolution of an ectothermic lifestyle so they could regulate their body temperature based upon the environment.
C) Gills that would increase the efficiency of their breathing.
D) A cartilaginous endoskeleton that would provide for more power while swimming.
E) A skin that is nonscaly that also allows for an increased respiration ability.
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A) placental mammals.
B) marsupials.
C) monotremes.
D) All of the answer choices are correct.
E) No answer choice is correct.
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A) they dominate life in the sea.
B) they were among the first animals to live on land and their diversity is greater than all living things known.
C) they arose from mammal-like reptiles in the Jurassic but remained small and insignificant while dinosaurs dominated the land.
D) mammals gave rise to birds.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) Amphibians; fish
B) Reptiles; amphibians
C) Mammals; reptiles
D) Amphibians; lancelets
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A) gills
B) the pectoral fins
C) the swim bladder
D) the jaw
E) No answer choice is correct.
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A) Gnathostomes
B) Endothermic
C) Tetrapods
D) Amniotes
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A) Cambrian, Paleozoic
B) Ordovician, Paleozoic
C) Mesozoic, Cretaceous
D) Paleozoic, Cambrian
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A) rays.
B) turtles.
C) lampreys.
D) eels.
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A) notochord, vertebrae, jaws, bony skeleton, lungs and 4 limbs
B) notochord, vertebrae, jaws, bony skeleton, lungs and amniotic eggs
C) notochord, vertebrae, jaws, cartilaginous skeleton, lungs and 4 limbs
D) notochord, mammary glands, jaws, bony skeleton, lungs and 4 limbs
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A) amphibians have smooth non-scaly skin, whereas reptiles are covered with scales and their skin is dry.
B) all reptiles respire by the use of lungs, while amphibians use small lungs supplemented by cutaneous respiration.
C) amphibian eggs are laid in water, but reptiles do not require water for reproduction.
D) reptiles are ectothermic, while amphibians are endothermic.
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A) are egg laying mammals.
B) include the anteater and duck-billed platypus.
C) nurse their young.
D) All of the answer choices are correct.
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A) respiration by gills.
B) respiration through the skin.
C) separation of lung/gill and systemic (body) circulation.
D) development of the tail for propulsion.
E) the leathery waterproof egg shell.
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