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Endotherms 1
What are the shared derived chara...,
What are the milestones in chorda...,
What are the defining features of...
11
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Endotherms 2
What is viviparity,
What is oviparity,
What is ovoviviparity
16
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Endotherms 3
What are the features of birds re...,
What is the process of inhalation...,
What are the features of respirat...
7
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Endotherms 4
What are the classifications for ...,
What are the general features of ...,
What is the importance of the mou...
16
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Endotherms 5
What are the basic plans of excre...,
What are the key steps in excreto...,
What are the key differences of t...
8
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Endotherms 6
What life style does the organisa...,
What are the information processi...,
What is the key anatomical differ...
15
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Endotherms 7-8
What are the three functions of a...,
What are the three types of skeleton,
What are the features of the vert...
27
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Rise of Animals
What are the oldest animals disco...,
What are the oldest macroscopic f...,
What are vendobionts
17
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Rise of Animals 2
What is systematics,
What is classification,
What is the main goal of systematics
17
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Rise of Animals 3
What has largely been responsible...,
What are the changes that have be...,
What are the ecdysozoans
13
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Rise of animals 4
What is macroevolution,
What is microevolution,
What do the differences in micro ...
15
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Rise of animals 5
How do differences in regulatory ...,
What hox gene difference is seen ...,
What is ubx
16
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Rise of Animals 6
What is one of the most striking ...,
What are the explanations for the...,
What is the evidence behind the t...
11
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Rise of Animals 7
How are vertebrates seen in the c...,
What are the features of pikaia,
What are the features of haikouic...
27
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Rise of Animals 8
What is the edenta,
What are the similarities between...,
What has recent molecular evidenc...
18
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Neuro-1
What is neuroethology,
What are the different methods us...,
How does a nerve fire
5
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Neuro-2
How do action potentials propagat...,
What happens when an action poten...,
What are the two actions a presyn...
12
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Neuro-3
What is the somatogastric ganglio...,
What is the rhythm seen in the lo...,
What are electrical synapses
7
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Neuro-4
What sensors reinforce the patter...,
What is the difference between se...,
What are mechanoreceptors
11
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Neuro-5
What are the electroreceptors on ...,
Wha tare the eyes of flatworms,
What are the eyes of insects
14
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Neuro-6
What is the key difference betwee...,
What are the components of the he...,
How does signal reach the ear
13
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