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Exam 20: Understanding the History of Life on Earth
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Question 21
Multiple Choice
Which insects belong to the group of hemimetabolous insects?
Question 22
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the oldest of the eras that make up the geological time scale?
Question 23
Essay
In what eons was there very little appearance of new forms of life, how long did they last, and why was there so little diversification?
Question 24
Multiple Choice
Why is the traditional taxon class Reptilia considered paraphyletic?
Question 25
Multiple Choice
Which group of animals represents the surviving dinosaurs?
Question 26
Multiple Choice
What do systematists need to consider in order to complete phylogenetic trees or cladograms?
Question 27
Multiple Choice
Some fossils, particular plant fossils, are moulds or impressions. Why may the three-dimensional analysis of these fossils be difficult?
Question 28
Multiple Choice
Match each of the following events with the correct time period. -continents coalesce into Pangaea; mass extinction at the end of this period destroys 85% of life
Question 29
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of analogous characters?
Question 30
True/False
Nodes represent common ancestors that underwent cladogenesis and produced two descendant clades.
Question 31
Multiple Choice
Match each of the following events with the correct time period. -origin of life; evolution of prokaryotes
Question 32
Multiple Choice
Which insects belong to the group of holometabolous insects?
Question 33
Multiple Choice
Which of the following applies to fossils found in the same stratum?
Question 34
Multiple Choice
A single pregnant female parakeet arrives in Hawaii early in its history. After millions of years, her descendants have successfully adapted to a variety of foods and habitats. What is this is the result of?