Reset Help True The common ancestor of lamprey and lancelets had a vertebral column. False Leopards and bass are more closely related than turtles and bass. The taxon that shares the most recent common ancestor with frogs is the bass. In this tree, frogs are the sister taxon of turtles and leopards. Leopards and lancelets have no common ancestor. Turtles and leopards all have four limbs and an amnion.

Reset Help True The common ancestor of lamprey and lancelets had a vertebral column. False Leopards and bass are more closely related than turtles and bass. The taxon that shares the most recent common ancestor with frogs is the bass. In this tree, frogs are the sister taxon of turtles and leopards. Leopards and lancelets have no common ancestor. Turtles and leopards all have four limbs and an amnion.

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Author:Cecie Starr, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter23: Principles Of Evolution

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