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Why are the skeletons of all vertebrates so similar in structure and function? All vertebrates evolved the same limb function All vertebrates evolved in the same environment All vertebrates share a common ancestor all of these are correct
In which vertebrates did the skeletal system that is found in humans first arise? whales birds fish horses
Which of the following bones are found in the limbs of all vertebrates? femur tibia fibula carpals all of these are correct
The bones in the arms of all of the animals in the diagram above have the same overall structural pattern. This means that they all have the same number of bones. have the same function. evolved from each other.
The bones in the arms of all the animals in the diagram above have the same overall structure. Which of the following set of bones are found in all of the arms? Humerus, radius, ulna, tarsals, metatarsals, phalanges Humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals, phalanges Humerus, radius, uina, carpals, metacarpals, patella Humerus, radius, ulna, tarpals, metatarpals, phalanges
The bone above was uncovered in an owl pellet dissection. The analogous bone in humans would be part of the maxilla bony thorax skull pelvic girdle
The purple area marked with an 'A' is called the: Trochiear notch Greater trochanter Lateral Epicondyle Glenoid Cavity
The rounded, top-most part of this bone is called the - Femoral Heart Humdral Head Rabial Hest Dlecanpi