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ChapTitleBig11 Animal DiversificationChapTitleSmallVISIBILITY IN MOTIONphelanphys3e_ch11_1.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1–11.3: Animals are just one branch of the Eukarya domain.phelanphys3e_ch11_2.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.0.1 11.2: There are no “higher” or “lower” species. phelanphys3e_ch11_3.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.0.2 11.3: Four key distinctions divide the animals. phelanphys3e_ch11_4.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.4–11.12: Invertebrates—animals without a backbone—are the most diverse group of animals.phelanphys3e_ch11_5.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.0.3 11.5: Jellyfishes and other cnidarians are among the most poisonous animals in the world. phelanphys3e_ch11_6.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.0.4 11.6: Flatworms, roundworms, and segmented worms come in all shapes and sizes. phelanphys3e_ch11_7.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.0.5 11.7: Most mollusks live in shells. phelanphys3e_ch11_8.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.0.6 11.8: Are some animals smarter than others? phelanphys3e_ch11_9.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.0.7 11.9: Arthropods are the most diverse group of all animals. phelanphys3e_ch11_10.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1 11.10 THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: How many species are there on earth? phelanphys3e_ch11_11.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.10 THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: How many species are there on earth?phelanphys3e_ch11_12.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.1 11.11: Flight and metamorphosis produced the greatest adaptive radiation ever. phelanphys3e_ch11_13.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.2 11.12: Echinoderms are vertebrates’ closest invertebrate relatives and include sea stars, sea urchins, and sand dollars. phelanphys3e_ch11_14.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.13–11.15: The phylum Chordata includes vertebrates, animals with a backbone.phelanphys3e_ch11_15.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.3 11.14: The evolution of jaws and fins gave rise to the vast diversity of vertebrate species. phelanphys3e_ch11_16.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.4 11.15: The movement onto land required lungs, a rigid backbone, four legs, and eggs that resist drying. phelanphys3e_ch11_17.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.16–11.20: All terrestrial vertebrates are tetrapods.phelanphys3e_ch11_18.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.5 11.17: Birds are reptiles in which feathers evolved. phelanphys3e_ch11_19.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.6 11.18: Mammals are animals that have hair and produce milk. phelanphys3e_ch11_20.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.7 11.19: Humans tried out different lifestyles. phelanphys3e_ch11_21.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.8 11.20: How did we get here? The past 200,000 years of human evolution. phelanphys3e_ch11_22.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN USEphelanphys3e_ch11_23.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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Key Terms in Animal Diversificationphelanphys3e_ch11_24.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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REVIEW & REHEARSE 11 ANIMAL DIVERSIFICATIONphelanphys3e_ch11_25.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1–11.3: Animals are just one branch of the Eukarya domain.phelanphys3e_ch11_26.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.9 11.4–11.12: Invertebrates—animals without a backbone—are the most diverse group of animals. phelanphys3e_ch11_27.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.10 11.13–11.15: The phylum Chordata includes vertebrates, animals with a backbone. phelanphys3e_ch11_28.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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11.1.11 11.16–11.20: All terrestrial vertebrates are tetrapods. phelanphys3e_ch11_29.html54c9b3ef757a2efc7f000002
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