A) vertebral column and four legs
B) hair and mammary glands
C) vertebral columns and reduced number of bones in lower jaw
D) hair and reduced number of bones lower jaw
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A) horizontal spacing between clades
B) relative positions of the nodes from which they emerge
C) the position of the clades
D) the position of the branches
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) monophyletic taxon
B) polyphyletic taxon
C) paraphyletic taxon
D) homology
E) convergent evolution
F) homoplasy
G) phylogeny
H) apomorphy
I) synapomorphy
J) outgroup
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) It includes an ancestor and all its descendants.
B) It includes an ancestor and some, but not all, of its descendants.
C) It does not include an ancestor along with some of its descendants.
D) It does not include an ancestor along with all its descendants.
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A) distribution of their morphology on a cladogram of archosaurs
B) distribution of their parental care behaviour on a cladogram of archosaurs
C) distribution of their physiology on a cladogram of archosaurs
D) distribution of their egg laying behaviour on a cladogram of archosaurs
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A) includes species from different evolutionary lineages
B) includes an ancestral species and all its descendants
C) includes an ancestral species and only some of its descendants
D) includes only the ancestral species
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Multiple Choice
A) monophyletic taxon
B) polyphyletic taxon
C) paraphyletic taxon
D) homology
E) convergent evolution
F) homoplasy
G) phylogeny
H) apomorphy
I) synapomorphy
J) outgroup
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A) a species
B) an emerging twig
C) an evolutionary lineage
D) a branching point
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A) monophyletic taxon
B) polyphyletic taxon
C) paraphyletic taxon
D) homology
E) convergent evolution
F) homoplasy
G) phylogeny
H) apomorphy
I) synapomorphy
J) outgroup
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Multiple Choice
A) a tendency among organisms living under different conditions to develop different body forms
B) a tendency among organisms living under the same conditions to develop different body forms
C) a tendency among organisms living under the same conditions to develop similar body forms
D) a tendency among organisms living under different conditions to develop similar body forms
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Multiple Choice
A) includes species from different evolutionary lineages
B) includes an ancestral species and all its descendants
C) includes an ancestral species and only some of its descendants
D) includes only the ancestral species
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Multiple Choice
A) monophyletic
B) paraphyletic
C) polyphyletic
D) both monophyletic and polyphyletic
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Multiple Choice
A) monophyletic taxon
B) polyphyletic taxon
C) paraphyletic taxon
D) homology
E) convergent evolution
F) homoplasy
G) phylogeny
H) apomorphy
I) synapomorphy
J) outgroup
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Multiple Choice
A) The most complex plausible explanation of any phenomenon is the best.
B) The simplest plausible explanation of any phenomenon is the best.
C) The most practical approach to any phenomenon is the best.
D) The simplest practical approach to any phenomenon is the best.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) monophyletic
B) paraphyletic
C) polyphyletic
D) both monophyletic and polyphyletic
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verified
Multiple Choice
A) monophyletic taxon
B) polyphyletic taxon
C) paraphyletic taxon
D) homology
E) convergent evolution
F) homoplasy
G) phylogeny
H) apomorphy
I) synapomorphy
J) outgroup
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True/False
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