Based on the evolutionary relationship suggested by the anatomy of the skull, in which of che following formations was the skull found?

Q: What is the distinctive functional feature of the mandibleamong almost all the other skull bones?

A: A bone is an unbending tissue that establishes part of the vertebrate skeleton in creatures. Bones…

Q: What cranial traits tell you that this skull belonged to a member of the species Homo erectus?

A: Homo erectus are an extinct archaic human species that closely resemble modern humans and is…

Q: skull evolution associated with

A: The evolution of the skull is associated with the evolution of early humans such as hominoid. The…

Q: Note the four curvatures of the vertebralcolumn. What functional advantages exist withcurvatures for…

A: The vertebral column is made up of vertebrae and is composed of a total of 33 bones. It is otherwise…

Q: While working at an excavation, an archaeologist finds sev- eral small skull bones. She examines the…

A: The neurocranium consists of a two temporal bones that is situated at the base and the side of…

Q: Which parts are observable on both the ventral and dorsal side of the skull? Specific to dorsal?…

A: The front of the body is referred to as ventral, and the back is referred to as dorsal. These…

Q: Are the same skull bones seen in the adult also found in the fetal skull?

A: The portion of the skull that surrounds the brain is known as the cranium. It is composed of eight…

Q: What is the purpose of the skull?

A: The skull can be defined as the bony structure that will support the face and play the role by…

Q: TOAD VERTEBRA Is pre-zygapophysis ventral or dorsal to post-zygapophysis?

A: Vertebrates are the organism that possess backbone . They are classified into:-  I ) Fishes  II )…

Q: How do skulls of females differ from those of males?

A: The skull is the bony protective structure encasing the brain, eyes, ear canal, part of the spinal…

Q: According to the phylogeny of vertebrae's, which came first, the chicken or the egg and why?

A: All chickens hatch from the eggs and all chicken eggs are laid by chickens. Chicken and egg is a…

Q: hich parts are observable on both the ventral and dorsal side of the skull? Specific to dorsal?…

A: The front of the body is known as ventral, while the back is known as dorsal. The terms anterior and…

Q: Which of the following is the vestigial bony part of the human skeleton? a) Cervical b) Cranium c)…

A: Introduction - The interior framework of the human body is called the skeleton. It has roughly 270…

Q: Why might the xiphoid process be missing from the sternum in a set of human remains? a.The remains…

A: Xiphoid process is present in the inferior region of the sternum (breastbone). At the time of birth,…

Q: Among other bones, the axial skeleton includes the ?

A: According to the question, we have to mention that among other bones, the axial skeleton includes…

Q: How do vertebrae fit together to form a vertebral column, and the fate of the notochord as the…

A: There are five distinct anatomical and functional areas in the vertebral column. Individual…

Q: Describe the parts of the nasal septum in both the dryand living skull.

A: The nasal septum divides the nostril to the left and right airways in the nose. The nasal septum has…

Q: What forms the apex of the skull of the dog, and what forms the orbital region?

A: A dog's cranium is made up of three rings of bones: the occipital, parietal, and frontal rings.

Q: Ir Semitend Sem eanoeus

A: Introduction : An adult domestic pig has 223 individual bones and the pigs have both appendicular…

Q: craniate is not a vertebrae

A: Vertebrae : Vertebrae in jawed fish include the neural arch and spine, the centrum, and the hemal…

Q: Make a table with three columns headed cervical, thoracic and lumbar. In each column, list the…

A: The central axis of the skeleton is a flexible column extending from the neck to tail made of series…

Q: What do scientist infer from the similarities between these stuctures? Humerus- Radius Ulna-…

A: Introduction: Homologous organs are those that have similar structures and share common ancestors…

Q: rite about ANATOMY OF MATERNAL PELVIS AND FETAL SKULL.

A: The pelvis is a complex bone that aids in human movement as well as obstetrics. The pelvis is one of…

Q: Paul viewed his newborn daughter through the nursery window at the hospital and was distressed…

A: Mishappening of the skull is most common in neonates who born through the birth canal. At birth,…

Q: Is vertebrata part of lower chordate

A: Chordates are those organism who have following specialised features: Presence of notochord…

Q: Coronal, Sagittal, and Lambdoid all describe areas of intersection of skull bones called:  a. )…

A: Q)Coronal, Sagittal, and Lambdoid all describe areas of intersection of skull bones called:  Ans-…

Q: What are the similarities between an infants skull and a adults?

A: The human skull refers to the bony structure that forms the part of the skeleton. It supports facial…

Q: How many bones are present in human skull?

A: The human brain is the central organ of the nervous system. Along with the spinal cord it makes up…

Q: What is the evolutionary and biological significance of the formation of the jaw?

A: Jaws are the medium for feeding and this helps in several aspects including water pumping and…

Q: Describe the bones of the forelimb or hindlimb of Varanus?

A: The bones of the forelimb of Varanus includes humerus, radius and ulna and the bones of the…

Q: Which vertebrae interacts with the skull, and which part of the skull does it interact with?

A: The human skull or cranium is a bony structure that gives protection to the brain. The cranial bones…

Q: The hands of humans, fins of fish, and wings of hummingbirds have similar skeletal struc- tures but…

A: Organs are made up of group of tissue which will perform a function together.

Q: What are the evolutionary advantages of possessing vertebrae?

A: According to the question, here we need to discuss the advantages of possessing vertebrae. The…

Q: Is the vertebral column a synapomorphy or symplesiomorphy among the vertebrates? Explain

A: The characters of living organisms are of two types including synapomorphy and symplesiomorphy.…

Q: What do you mean by  skull explain with diagram?

A: Humans are classified under the Tribe Hominini that includes the modern day Homo sapiens and their…

Q: Based on the milkfish dissection, describe the structure of skull and vertebral column design. How…

A: Answer :: Milkfish (Chanos chanos) is the only fish species that belongs to Family Chanidae which is…

Q: How do the skulls of apes and humans differ?

A: Apes and Humans although share same lineages but along the course of evolution, their morphologies…

Q: What is vertebrae? Briefly discus its divisions.

A: Vertebrae are the column of disc-like bones that form the vertebral column providing support and…

Q: Which anatomical skull structure articulates with the vertebral column O mandibular condyle O…

A: The skull is the bony, hello, round shaped structure of axial skeleton system, that protects our…

Q: The vertebrae in the upper three regions of the column remain distinct throughout life and are known…

A: The vertebral column is a flexible column with series of bones called vertebrae. There are 33…

Q: Of how many bones in each ramus of the frog's upper jaw formed?

A: On each side of a frog's body, two vertical processes called the rami are found which connect the…

Q: mpare and differentiate the skull of the horse, goat and pig according to their size and shape.…

A: The bony framework of the body is known as the skeleton system. Different types of bone together…

Q: Describe the last vertebra of the DOG.  How is it different from the other cervical vertebrae?

A: According to the question, we have to describe the last vertebra of the DOG. In addition to that, we…

Q: Identify the following: 13. Coronal suture 14. Sagittal suture 15. Lambdoid suture 16. Squamous…

A: The problem is based on labeling and identifying the structures of the skull.

Dissection

Dissection is the process of cutting up the tissue of a dead or live animal or plant, to do anatomical studies and surgical treatments. The purpose of dissection is to learn more about the overall structure of organs and organ systems and thereby understand the physiology of the organism.