Define Anatomical position.  Why is it important to know anatomical position and how is anatomical position used in medicine and science?

Q: List 5 characteristics that are important for a good model organism. Describe why they are…

A: Model organism are non human organism that maintained in laboratory and helped the scientist to…

Q: Both birds and bats use elongated ________ bones in the wings as an adaptation for flight.

A: Wings are involved in flying.

Q: How did the modern humans evolved when it comes to physiological aspect? Give at least 3 and…

A: (You have posted multiple question, thus herewith I have solved first one, please post rest of the…

Q: Identify two traits that are similar between animals andfungi.

A: The five kingdom classification classifies the organisms into five individual kingdoms:  Monera…

Q: What are some of features that are consistent across multiple groups of vertebrates? Cite 3 examples…

A: The features that are consistent among vertebrates are notochord, dorsal hollow nerve cord,…

Q: describe the key adaptation that were associated with the transition from aquatic life to…

A: Adaptation is mechanism by which organism adjust themselves according to the need of environment…

Q: Which organ of man is homologous to the wings of birds? Justify your answer.

A: Organs apparently similar or dissimilar in structure and function but of similar embryonic origin…

Q: What is the association of animals when both partners are benefitted?

A: Population interaction can be defines as the interaction between different populations. It refers to…

Q: what is the type of human avaible in the world.

A: To list: To list the different types of humans species available in the world

Q: Explain Bergmann's body size rule and Allen's body size rule

A: These rules helps to differentiate between small and large body organisms basis the type of…

Q: D) CLASS MAMMALIA What are the general characteristics of mammals? - What are the 3 types of mammals…

A: There are 27 orders in total, divided into three subclasses dependent on reproductive strategies…

Q: Explain the phenomenon of the human zoos by pascal blanchard

A: Pascal Blanchard is a historian, entrepreneur, documentary maker, and co-director of a french…

Q: Which body region of the animal in the

A: Acorn worm comes under the family Harrimanialidae and lives in burrows. The body shape of the acorn…

Q: The table lists a function of several animal structures. External structure Function A migrate to a…

A: Adaption is process in which organisms change their habits to gradually live in a particular…

Q: Human Histology *Refer to the attached photo and answer this question: What is the function of the…

A: Human Histology is a very important part of biology. It is used to investigate various types of…

Q: Compare the jawed fish to the amphibian. Relate one way they are alike and 2 ways they are…

A: Introduction Vertebrates:- are also called Craniata, any animal of the subphylum Vertebrata, These…

Q: Imagine if someone cut down all the trees on Earth. How would this impact your life and the life of…

A: Trees are considered to be the major source behind oxygen, fresh air, food, wood, timber, etc. It…

Q: Use the figure below, which shows th to complete items 1-7.

A: Ecological pyramids :- An ecological pyramid is a graphical representation of the relationship…

Q: Make a comparison between vertebrate and non vertebrate. Instruction:

A: In higher organism cell have a property known as Divison of labour. They differentiate the work to…

Q: How does an animal’s different body structures relate to its ability to adapt to its environment?

A: Adaptation is the process by which the organism adjusts to their environment for survival. This can…

Q: Give an example of a factor that constrains the evolution ofanimal body plans

A: The evolution of the study of animals development from simpler forms to complex forms. It involves…

Q: Read the list of vestigial structures found in humans. Then hypothesize a possible function for each…

A: A rudimentary structure in humans that have no apparent function and appear to be residual parts…

Q: Briefly Write about the different models of Animal Study?  Please answer at your own words.

A: Answer ::   discusses the concerns of the fact that many drugs that are successful in animal trials…

Q: compare and contrast the physical features of Human and An Ape.

A: Answer :  similarities between apes and humans :  humans and apes share the same types of bones that…

Q: What the difference is between saying something is a primate and saying it is a monkey versus an…

A: Primates are the group of mammals that includes lemurs, lorises, tarsiers, monkeys, apes, and…

Q: Homologous structures are shared anatomical features found in

A: Evolution can be defined as a change in the genetic makeup (and often, the heritable features) of a…

Q: Which feature of the face is one-half the width of the mouth? an eye the orbital pouch the chin the…

A: The study of the face and its features is called physiognomy.

Q: Does your body system work in isolation? Explain

A: Every part of the body has a specific function. Body system works together to perform a certain job.…

Q: based the answer on the anatomy and biologicaldesign of the animal, will it survive the environment…

A: what we see above is a symbiote between a quadruped and a vine  the animal alone according to its…

Q: Select the best answer. Birds differ from earlier vertebrates by Select one: their ability to…

A: Birds are vertebrates which fly in the sky with the help of their wings. These possess feathers on…

Q: Using a concept map, assign 5 terms that can be best associate with the nervous system. Explain why…

A: The nervous system along with the endocrine(hormone) system is called an integrative system of the…

Q: Compare the bodies of an Old World monkey, a New Worldmonkey, and an ape, giving examples of each.

A: Callitrichidae, Cebidae, Aotidae, Pitheciidae, and Atelidae are the five primate families that make…

Q: In what division aristotle divided animals?

A: Aristotle was a Greek philosopher and polymath in ancient Greece. He developed the 'first…

Q: anthropology question a skull exhibits a round entrance wound to the left temporal and an outwardly…

A: Given that the skull exhibits both round entrance wound to the left temporal and an exit wound to…

Q: a. Describe the functions of each structure below: y. ANIMAL FUNCTION OF STRUCTURE Human Whale alCat…

A: The forelimb of different animals are given in the image. The similar structures are found in these…

Q: Compare the anatomy of the butterfly and bird wing below. butterfly wing bird wing 1. What is the…

A: Evolution is the process of change in the heritable characteristics of organisms over multiple…

Q: The mouth is located to the ears. The elbow is located to the wrist.

A: It is important to direct others for the specific anatomical structures and therefore there are…

Q: Do beings of the classReptilia have direct or indirectdevelopment?

A: Different processes involved in animal development described by the Direct and indirect development.…

Q: What are the characteristics of a living thing

A: Living things are made up of microscopic structures called cells and exist and are alive. They…

Q: What example illustrates the superior body position? The toes to the knee The nose to…

A: The body position with respect to the other regions of the body are demonstrated using anatomical…

Q: In a table, compare and contrast the cranial kinesis of all the different vertebrate classes

A: Introduction Cranial Kinesis- The term refers to the movement of skull bones with the movement of…

Q: Explain how an animal body plan is established

A: On earth ,there are many organisms live .Some can move while some can't (Tree). Some can synthesize…

Q: Select one of the following features of bipedal anatomy and explain why this feature is an important…

A: One of the key distinguishing traits that developed over the course of human evolution is…

Q: List six transitions in the animal body plan

A: The set of characteristics that are common for the members belonging to a phylum of animals is…

Q: Discusses how the head fold and tail fold fuses to form the ammiotic cavity.

A: Embryonic folding: the longitudinal and lateral folding that happens as a result of embryonic…

Q: What does Larsen think is the likely explanation for the rapid increase in body and brain size among…

A: Before evolution of human beings into present species of Homo sapiens, other species of the genus…

Q: what are some advantages that a bilateral body plan conveys that a radial body plan does not ?

A: Bilateral symmetrical organisms are those organisms that have a single axis through which the body…

Q: Trivia about analogous structures

A: Analogous structures in evolutionary biology are biological structures with similar or corresponding…

Animal Phylogeny

Cladistics is a method of biological classification where organisms are classified based on their ancestors and their relationship with them. It is defined as the concepts and methods for determining the branching patterns of evolution and evolutionary history. Some scientists, however, have preferred the term phylogenetic systematics or phylogenetic taxonomy to emphasize the reliance on a phylogeny for classification. It is the most common and accepted method for classifying organisms.