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, Table Of Contents
1. ScIence Of Zoology And EvolutIon Of AnImal DIversIty
2. AnImal Ecology
3. AnImal ArchItecture
4. Taxonomy And Phylogeny Of AnImals
5. UnIcellular Eukaryotes
6. Sponges: Phylum PorIfera
7. CnIdarIans And Ctenophores
8. Xenacoelomorpha, PlatyhelmInthes,GastrotrIcha, GnathIfera,
IncludIng Chaetognatha, And Mesozoa,
9. Polyzoa And Trochozoa: CyclIophora, Entoprocta, Ectoprocta,
BrachIopoda, PhoronIda, And Nemertea
10. Molluscs
11. AnnelIds
12. Smaller Ecdysozoans
13. Arthropods
14. EchInoderms And HemIchordates
15. Vertebrate BegInnIngs: The Chordates
16. FIshes
17. The Early Tetrapods And Modern AmphIbIans
18. AmnIote OrIgIns And NonavIan ReptIles
,19. BIrds
20. Mammals
, AnImal DIversIty 9/E Cleveland HIckman
Chapter 01 9e
1) A CharacterIstIc Of ScIence Is That
A) It Is Not ExplaIned By Natural Laws.
B) Its Hypotheses Are Testable.
C) Its ConclusIons Are FInal.
D) It Is Not FalsIfIable.
E) It Seeks To DefIne The VItalIstIc Forces Of LIfe.
2) DurIng The CreatIon Court Case In Arkansas, Judge Overton DefIned The EssentIal PropertIes Of
ScIence. WhIch Statement Is Not True About ScIence?
A) ScIence Is Concerned About UnderstandIng The Natural World.
B) ScIence Approaches Data In A Personal Or SubjectIve Manner.
C) ConclusIons Of ScIence Are Subject To Change Based On New FIndIngs.
D) ScIence EstablIshes Hypotheses That Have The PotentIal To Be Tested And DIsproved.
3) Much Of ScIence Is Based On An Approach Known As The Method.
A) Natural
B) InductIve-DeductIve
C) HypothetIcal
D) HypothetIco-DeductIve
4) What Is A HypothesIs?
A) A TentatIve Statement, Based On InformatIon Or Data, That ExplaIns A Large Number Of
ObservatIons And GuIdes ExperImentatIon.
Connect Access Card For AnImal DIversIty,
9th EdItIon PrInted Access Code – 2025
[A+] Latest VersIon All Chapters Fully
Covered By Cleveland HIckman (Author)
, Table Of Contents
1. ScIence Of Zoology And EvolutIon Of AnImal DIversIty
2. AnImal Ecology
3. AnImal ArchItecture
4. Taxonomy And Phylogeny Of AnImals
5. UnIcellular Eukaryotes
6. Sponges: Phylum PorIfera
7. CnIdarIans And Ctenophores
8. Xenacoelomorpha, PlatyhelmInthes,GastrotrIcha, GnathIfera,
IncludIng Chaetognatha, And Mesozoa,
9. Polyzoa And Trochozoa: CyclIophora, Entoprocta, Ectoprocta,
BrachIopoda, PhoronIda, And Nemertea
10. Molluscs
11. AnnelIds
12. Smaller Ecdysozoans
13. Arthropods
14. EchInoderms And HemIchordates
15. Vertebrate BegInnIngs: The Chordates
16. FIshes
17. The Early Tetrapods And Modern AmphIbIans
18. AmnIote OrIgIns And NonavIan ReptIles
,19. BIrds
20. Mammals
, AnImal DIversIty 9/E Cleveland HIckman
Chapter 01 9e
1) A CharacterIstIc Of ScIence Is That
A) It Is Not ExplaIned By Natural Laws.
B) Its Hypotheses Are Testable.
C) Its ConclusIons Are FInal.
D) It Is Not FalsIfIable.
E) It Seeks To DefIne The VItalIstIc Forces Of LIfe.
2) DurIng The CreatIon Court Case In Arkansas, Judge Overton DefIned The EssentIal PropertIes Of
ScIence. WhIch Statement Is Not True About ScIence?
A) ScIence Is Concerned About UnderstandIng The Natural World.
B) ScIence Approaches Data In A Personal Or SubjectIve Manner.
C) ConclusIons Of ScIence Are Subject To Change Based On New FIndIngs.
D) ScIence EstablIshes Hypotheses That Have The PotentIal To Be Tested And DIsproved.
3) Much Of ScIence Is Based On An Approach Known As The Method.
A) Natural
B) InductIve-DeductIve
C) HypothetIcal
D) HypothetIco-DeductIve
4) What Is A HypothesIs?
A) A TentatIve Statement, Based On InformatIon Or Data, That ExplaIns A Large Number Of
ObservatIons And GuIdes ExperImentatIon.
