LampreysSharksLungfishAmphibiansLand vertebratesTetrapodaChoanataFingers and toesWhat is the diagram above called?OstelchthyesChoanaeGnathostomataBony ribs and shoulder girdleVertebrataJawsVertebraeRay-finned fish

The above diagram is called phylogenetic tree. Phylogenetic tree show the evolutionary relationship…

Lampreys Sharks Lungfish Amphibians Land vertebrates Tetrapoda Choanata Fingers and toes What is the diagram above called? Osteichthyes Choanae Gnathostomata Bony ribs and shoulder girdle Vertebrata Jaws Vertebrae Ray-finned fish

Lampreys Sharks Lungfish Amphibians Land vertebrates Tetrapoda Choanata Fingers and toes What is the diagram above called? Osteichthyes Choanae Gnathostomata Bony ribs and shoulder girdle Vertebrata Jaws Vertebrae Ray-finned fish

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Tetrapoda
Choanata
Fingers and toes
What is the diagram above called?
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Gnathostomata
Bony ribs and shoulder girdle
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