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What is the fundamental principle behind the two-part naming system, Binomial Nomenclature, developed by Carl Linnaeus?
It uses the Genus name followed by the speicces name to identify an organism
According to the principles of cladistics, which type of traits are most useful for constructing a phylogeny (evolutionary tree)
shared derived characters
which of the following is a defining characteristic of phylum chordata, present at some stage of their life cycle
a post-anal trail
what is the primary function of a dichotomous key in bio?
to allow a user to determine the identity of an item by making series of choices
in the linnaean taxonomic hierarchy, which of the following ranks is the most specific, containing the fewest number of species
genus
the development of sensory organs concentrated at the front end of an animal, which is typically associated with bilateral symmetry is reffered to as
cephalization
which statement accurately describes a key difference between ancestral and derived characters in placental mammals
derived characters are features that arose after the split from marsupials
chordates are described as deuterostomes what does this indicate about their embryonic development
the anus develops from the first opening in the embryo
a major limitation of classifying organisms solely on the number of shared physical characterisitcs is that these groupings
do not necessarily reflect the evolutionary history of the organisms
how must the scientific name “homosapiens” be formateted according to the rules of the binomial nomenclature
the genus is capitalized and the species is lowercase, with both in italics