Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. What evolutionary advantage do flowers provide to angiosperms?
2. The common garden snail lacks a vertebrae and is a member of the mollusk phylum, therefore it is a deuterostome.
3. This statement is false. Nematodes have a complete digestive system, but tapeworms absorb nutrients from their host’s digestive system.
4. Hexapods have six legs, while the Chelicerates have eight.
5. The subclass Hirudinoidea, which includes leeches, have chaetae that allow them to attach to a host vertebrate for feeding.
1. True
This statement is true. Most animals reproduce sexually, although some species can also reproduce asexually, especially those without backbones.
2. False
This statement is false. The common garden snail lacks a vertebrae and is a member of the mollusk phylum, therefore it is a protostome.
3. False
This statement is false. Nematodes have a complete digestive system, but tapeworms absorb nutrients from their host’s digestive system.
4. False
This statement is false. Hexapods have six legs, while the Chelicerates vary in their number of legs (two per segment) with two special appendages for feeding.
5. False
This statement is false. The subclass Hirudinoidea, which includes leeches, have suckers that allow them to attach to a host vertebrate for feeding.
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A. the blue whale and a chimpanzee both being mammals B. two different populations of humans having different amounts of pigmentation C. the African population possessing the sickle trait in areas where malaria is prevalent D. Europeans and Africans developing lactose tolerance separately after the domestication of cattle E. the African population possessing the sickle trait and the mutation in the G6PD gene in areas where malaria is prevalent
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What will be an ideal response?