Chapter 11. 11·16–11·20 All terrestrial vertebrates are tetrapods.

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Check your understanding of concepts from 11·16–11·20 All terrestrial vertebrates are tetrapods by answering the following questions.

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1. Which of the following is NOT a reptile?

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Correct. (See section 11·17 Birds are reptiles in which feathers evolved.)
Incorrect. (See section 11·17 Birds are reptiles in which feathers evolved.)

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2. Which of the following is NOT a member of the group of vertebrates that produce amniotic eggs?

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B.
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Correct. (See section 11·16 Amphibians live a double life.)
Incorrect. (See section 11·16 Amphibians live a double life.)

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3. Birds have scaly feet and lay amniotic eggs. This supports the idea that:

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Correct. (See section 11·17 Birds are reptiles in which feathers evolved.)
Incorrect. (See section 11·17 Birds are reptiles in which feathers evolved.)

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4. A feature that only mammals have is:

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Correct. (See section 11·18 Mammals are animals that have hair and produce milk.)
Incorrect. (See section 11·18 Mammals are animals that have hair and produce milk.)

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5. According to the fossil record, the first modern humans—Homo sapiens—appeared approximately:

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Correct. (See section 11·20 How did we get here? The past 200,000 years of human evolution.)
Incorrect. (See section 11·20 How did we get here? The past 200,000 years of human evolution.)

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