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Q: DRAW IT The bear family (Ursidae) is more closely relatedto the badger/otter family (Mustelidae)…

A: An evolutionary tree or phylogenetic tree is a branching tree or diagram. It indicates the…

Q: Which organism is the most distant relative of humans? Old world monkeys New world monkeys Siamangs…

A: The primate family tree split into two major trunks, around 87 million years ago. The first group -…

Q: Primate taxa having Y-5 molars AND ischial callosities include: Group of answer choices: ceboidea…

A: Y 5 molar  These molars have five cusps with grooves in between them and form a Y shape.  ischial…

Q: Different species are distinguished by their diet. size. DNA. physical appearance.

A: When a population of organisms is incapable of reproducing with another population of organisms…

Q: Strepsirhine primates DIFFER from  anthropoids in that strepsirhines alone have: Group of answer…

A: Strepsirrhini and Anthropoids come under the same family which is PRIMATES. Strepsirrhini consists…

Q: Which of the following is probably the best explanation for the fact that Antarctic penguins cannot…

A: Penguins are birds of the ocean, spending up to 75 percent of their lives in the water. Some…

Q: The oldest fossils of human ancestors found in this area at 700,000 years old. andrewsaechus what is…

A: Every preserved bones, impression, or residue of a once-living thing from a previous geological…

Q: Which statement about the animals shown is most likely correct? Animal B is rounder in shape to…

A: The figure A depicts the antelope jackrabbit and figure B depicts the arctic hare.

Q: The Old World Monkeys and Gibbons both belong to the Old world monkeys New world monkeys Lorrises…

A: A clade is also known as a natural group or monophyletic group. This refers to a group having a…

Q: To which other animal is the Clouded Leopard (Neofelis nebulosa) most closely related? (The Clouded…

A: Two organisms are said to be closely related if their taxonomic hierarchy is somewhat similar to…

Q: . Adaptation and Genetic Variation. The picture below represents four different pecies of finch.…

A: Darwin's finches are a group of 14 species of small birds, 13 of which occur on the Galapagos…

Q: Primate features such as rotating shoulder joints and having big toes widely separated from the…

A: Primate features such as rotating shoulder joints and having big toes widely separated from the…

Q: Which is the closest living relative of humans? a. chimpanzeeb. Ardipithecus ramidusc. Homo…

A: To define closest living relative of humans.

Q: The species Canis Lupus (Gray Wolf) is most closely related to which of the animals listed: Dusicyon…

A: Introduction: In divergent evolution, two or more distinct species share a common ancestor from…

Q: Figure 12.3 In what levels are cats and dogs considered to be part of the same group?

A: Taxonomy is the study of different organisms and their features by putting them or classifying under…

Q: Which one of the following is a primate?   A.  BearB.  OtterC.  LorisD.  Pangolin

A: Primates is the order which comes under the class mammalia.

Q: Mindoro Black Rat (Rattus mindorensis) Explain the following taxon of this animal: Class -…

A: The Mindoro black rat (Rattus mindorensis) is a types of rat in the family Muridae. It is tracked…

Q: Which type of mimicry involves toxic organisms that evolve to resemble less toxic species?…

A: Evolution is a process of slow gradual change over a period of time. The organisms to survive the…

Q: The common ancestor of humans and gorillas is labeled... Humans A Chimpanzees Gorillas Orangutans E…

A: Given in the question is the relationship between the species: Humans Gorillas Chimpanzees…

Q: Crabeater Seal Killer whale Elephant Seal Adelie Penguin Leopard Seal Squid Krill Cod Small animals…

A: In the 8 food chains, possible 4 food chains which include krill are as follows: 1. 2.

Q: The only primates with prehensile tails are New World Monkeys. True or False

A: New world monkeys are called Platyrrhini. New world monkeys diverged from old world monkeys…

Q: The anthropoids are more closely related to ___________ than to ___________. (a) tarsiers; lemurs…

A: The suffix -oid, which means "resembling," gives the term anthropoid its literal meaning of…

Q: Flying fish use large pectoral fins to glide in air to escape predators. Explain how Lamarck and…

A: Flying fish have heavily modified pectoral fins. Flying fish, considering their name, do not have…

Q: Using the images & information below, choose which explanation best explains the shape & size of the…

A: The change in the heritable characteristics of the species across many generations is called…

Q: Why study primates

A: Compared to other species, primates have big brains (relative to body size) as well as an increased…

Q: Prehensile tails are found in Group of answer choices None of these are true All New World primates…

A: PREHENSILE TAIL:- It is a tail that helps in grasping, holding, climbing, and balancing the animal…

Q: Why do these two frogs look so different?

A: In amphibians, there is a wide array of colors for skin pigmentation which helps in their…

Q: What is scientific name of man ? Rana tigrina Canis familaris Felis domestica Homo sapiens

A: Science is defined as the identification, observation, experimental investigation, theoretical…

Q: 2. What does the phylogenetic tree in Figure 2 indicate about the evolutionary relationships of the…

A: • Systematics – study of biological diversity in an environmental context (tracing phylogeny) •…

Q: (B) Australian Bonobos Pima (No. American) Papua New Guinea highland Georgian Uzbek (central Asian)…

A: Phylogenetic tree or the cladogram is constructed on the basis of the similarity among the organism…

Q: Eutherians Primates Prosimians Anthropoidea Hominidae (Great apes) New World Old World Western…

A: It is a branching diagram showing the cladistic relationship between a number of species.

Q: the most abundant and successful group of animals on earth today

A: Answer: There are approximately 1,500,000 species of animals on the planet. Of all animal species,…

Q: All primates have the following features:  Arboreality Reliance on sight over scent Dietary…

A: Primates are animals that belong to the order Primates. The animals in that group consist of lemurs,…

Q: Hawks Mountain lions Snakes Field mice Rabbits Elk

A: The above diagram is presented with the various food chains that combine into a food web. Here the…

Q: Frog Human Dog -Lizard Duck Whale Duck and whale are close relatives. Frog is equally related to…

A: Phylogenic tree is a diagrammatic representation showing evolutionary relationships between…

Q: An example of paedomorphosis would be a ____. salamander that becomes sexually mature while still…

A: Paedomorphosis, additionally spelled Pedomorphosis, retention by AN organism of juvenile or maybe…

Q: Which of the following are true of whales? (select all that apply) Some are deposit feeders Some are…

A: Whales wander throughout all of the world's oceans, communication with complex and mysterious…

Q: Make a dichotomous key for these animals and use the picture below as an example. 1. Sardinella…

A: Dichotomy is the process of division of two things which are totally contradictory to each other…

Q: Which of the below is the correct representation of the scientific name for the African lion? Group…

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Q: Using a table, List the Local name, Common name and Scientific name of the ff.

A: In more technical literature, an organism is typically referred to by its scientific name.  The…

Q: Mountain lions and jaguars are two different species of large American cats. How do we know that…

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Q: As a group, the robust australopithecines traits seem to be related to an adaptation to [Select] […

A: Paranthropus robustus is an example of robust Australopithecine .Paranthropus is genus belonging to…

Q: The wet nose and clipped upper lip of the ___ does not allow these primates the range of facial…

A: The taxonomic classification of Kingdom Animalia has classified the mammals into various different…

Q: Make a taxonomic hierarchy for Aye aye Giant panda Koala

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Q: Bull Panda Kiwi Sea star House cat Bison Sea turtle Moth Cocker spaniel Lion Frog Spider Duck-billed…

A: Introduction :- A phylogenetic tree (also phylogeny or evolutionary tree) is a branching diagram or…

Q: Gibbons represent a transitional group between baboons and orangutans None of these statements are…

A: The study of links between various groups of species and their evolutionary development is known as…

Q: Taxonomic hierarchy for giant pandas and koalas

A: Taxonomic hierarchy is defined as "the process of arranging various organisms into successive levels…

Q: what major difference have scientists discovered between today's whales and the fossils of whales'…

A: Fossils:These are the remains or trace of an organism which survived long ago.For example: Fossils…

Q: mihldaé, to which human beings belong, includes: gorillas chimps bonobos all of the above.

A: Hominids are the largest primates. These organisms have the robust bodies with very well-developed…

Q: ENDEMIC SPECIES IN THE PHILIPPINES Eggs with Shells No. Vertebrae Hair Wings Bilateral Symmetry 1…

A: Phylogenetic tree is a representation in which relationship of taxon with each as well as it's…

Q: all of the following are eutherians. EXCEPT monkey wolf shrew platypus bat

A: Eutherians are the major group of eutherians which excludes marsupials and monotremes.Eutherians are…

Q: Using the information in Figure , draw a simple cladogram that represents areasonable hypothesis of…

A: People descended from apelike predecessors through a long process of transformation called human…

Evolutionary adaptations

Evolutionary adaptation is the process through which organisms adapt or adjust to their surroundings to increase the chances of survival, mating, and reproduction. An organism's behavior, physiology, and structure are adjusted or changed to make it more suited to its environment.