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Match the following vertebrate groups with their descriptions:
Match the following vertebrate groups with their descriptions:
Jawless fish = Include hagfish and lampreys Cartilaginous fish = Include sharks, rays, and ratfish Ray-fins = The majority of living bony fish Tetrapods = Include all amphibians, reptilians, dinosaurians/avians and mammalians
Match the following vertebrate lengths with their corresponding species:
Match the following vertebrate lengths with their corresponding species:
7.7 mm (0.30 in) = Paedophryne amauensis Blue whale = Largest vertebrate species
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Match the following characteristics with their corresponding vertebrates:
Match the following characteristics with their corresponding vertebrates:
Deuterostomal animals with bony or cartilaginous axial endoskeleton = Vertebrates Chordates with backbones = Vertebrates Limbed vertebrates = Tetrapods
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Match the following subphylum with its description:
Match the following subphylum with its description:
Match the following phylum with its representation:
Match the following phylum with its representation:
Match the following vertebrate groups with their classifications:
Match the following vertebrate groups with their classifications:
Match the following vertebrate lengths with their corresponding species:
Match the following vertebrate lengths with their corresponding species:
Match the following vertebrate classifications with their examples:
Match the following vertebrate classifications with their examples:
Match the following vertebrate features with their characteristics:
Match the following vertebrate features with their characteristics:
Match the following vertebrate groups with their sizes:
Match the following vertebrate groups with their sizes:
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Study Notes
Vertebrate Classification
- Vertebrate groups can be matched with their descriptions, lengths, characteristics, and classifications.
- There are various subphyla and phyla that represent different vertebrate groups.
Matching Characteristics
- Vertebrate characteristics can be matched with their corresponding vertebrates.
- Examples of vertebrate classifications can be matched with their characteristics.
Vertebrate Features
- Vertebrate features can be matched with their characteristics, such as size.
- Different vertebrate groups have distinct sizes.
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