Vertebrates Chapter 29: Eumetazoa Diversity - Bilateria Deuterostomia Quiz

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What is the main characteristic that distinguishes deuterostomes from protostomes?

The blastopore becomes the anus in deuterostomes, while it becomes the mouth in protostomes

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of chordates?

Radial cleavage during embryonic development

What is the function of the endostyle in chordates?

Produces mucus for the pharynx

Which of the following is a key characteristic that all members of the Deuterostomia superphylum share?

Blastopore becomes the anus

What is the function of the post-anal tail in chordates?

To provide additional locomotion

What is the defining characteristic of the skull structure in anapsids?

Anapsids have no temporal fenestrae

Which of the following amniote groups is characterized by having two temporal fenestrae in their skull?

Diapsids

Which reproductive strategy is common among reptiles?

Oviparity

What is the skin adaptation that helps reduce water loss in reptiles?

Scaly skin

Which of the following is not considered a living group of reptiles?

Aves

Which subphylum consists of small filter feeders that bury in the mud?

Cephalochordata

Which group of fish has a skeleton made of cartilage?

Jawless fish

What is the main characteristic that separates lampreys from hagfish?

Presence of jaws

Which class of vertebrates has the largest class size?

Bony Fishes

What structure allows for costal ventilation of the lungs in amniotes?

Chorion

Which order of amphibians is known for being tailed?

Urodela

What anatomical feature characterizes Class Sarcopterygii of fishes?

'Fleshy, lobed fins'

What is the defining characteristic of Class Mammalia?

Endothermic

Which group includes alligators, crocodiles, and gharials?

Crocodilia

What is the main adaptation for flight in birds?

Feathers: modified scales; aid in insulation

Which order includes lizards and snakes?

Squamata

What is the significance of Archaeopteryx in relation to birds and dinosaurs?

Archaeopteryx is an intermediate between birds and dinosaurs

Which animal group has adaptations such as ultralight skeletons with hollow bones?

Pterosaurs

What is the name of the order that includes felines and canids?

Order Carnivora

Which order lays leathery eggs after approximately 2/3 of the developmental period?

Order Monotremes

Which group has adaptations for tree climbing, a rotating shoulder joint, and typically gives birth to one offspring per pregnancy?

Order Primates

Which group of mammals have anteaters, armadillos, and sloths as members?

Xenarthra

Which order includes lemurs, tarsiers, monkeys, apes, and humans?

Order Primates

Which order of mammals has a chorioallantoic placenta and consists of most mammal species?

Order Eutherians

Which clade includes elephants, hyraxes, and manatees as members?

Afrotheria

Which group of mammals is known for being the only ones capable of sustained flight?

Order Chiroptera

Which order of mammals are known as 'flesh devourers' and have canine teeth?

Order Carnivora

Test your knowledge on the characteristics of Deuterostomia in the context of Eumetazoa diversity. Learn about the key features that differentiate deuterostomes from protostomes, such as bilateral symmetry, triploblastic nature, and the fate of blastopore. Explore the categories within Deuterostomia including Ambulacraria, Chordata, and more.

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