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BIO 370 Final Exam Question and answers rated A+ 2025/2026 Trionychidae - correct answer sit and wait snout breathers Testudinidae - correct answer large herbivores adapted to dry conditions Chelidae - correct answer non-cryptodires from the southern hemisphere Chelydridae - correct answer nocturnal, sharp-beaked predators symplesiomorphy - correct answer shared

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BIO 370 Final Exam Question and
answers rated A+ 2025/2026
Trionychidae - correct answer ✔sit and wait snout breathers



Testudinidae - correct answer ✔large herbivores adapted to dry conditions



Chelidae - correct answer ✔non-cryptodires from the southern hemisphere



Chelydridae - correct answer ✔nocturnal, sharp-beaked predators



symplesiomorphy - correct answer ✔shared ancestral trait



unshared ancestral trait - correct answer ✔No term to describe this non-sensical category



Synapomorphy - correct answer ✔shared derived trait



Autapomorphy - correct answer ✔unique derived trait



Gekkota - correct answer ✔synapomorphy: no eyelids or rod cells in the retina



Serpentes - correct answer ✔synapomorphy: obligate limblessness



Anguimorpha - correct answer ✔synapomorphy:: venomous but some quadrupedal

, Iguania - correct answer ✔synapomorphy: quadrupedal and non-venomous



Jaw morphology with their proper feeding mode in squamates: absence of upper and lower skull arches
- correct answer ✔Most flexible gape; capable of jaw dislocation to consume large prey



secondarily fused and exaggerated skull bones - correct answer ✔most limited gape for feeding, thus
eat smallest-sized prey



low of lower skull arch - correct answer ✔2nd most flexible gape for feeding



ancient condition - upper and lower arches present - correct answer ✔2nd most limited gape for
feeding



Birds are the lone extant archosaurian lineage with a four-chambered heart.

True

False - correct answer ✔False



Limblessness has evolved in several reptile lineages, but for which squamate taxon is absence of limbs a
conserved feature of the group?

A.Serpentes

B.Lacertoidea

C.Anguimorpha

D.Rhynchocephalia

E.Amphisbaenia - correct answer ✔C.Anguimorpha



An extant diurnal endothermic reptile with comparatively large eyes and limited olfactory capability
would be predicted to be in the Family Sphenodontidae.

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