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BIOL385 LEPIDOSAURIA (LIZARD) EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++ what is determinant growth get to adult size and then stops growing what are the ancestral members of lepidosauria lepidosauromorphs what are champosaurus some consider them ancestral to lepidosaurs, some consider them apart of lepidosaurs what are champsaurus similar to crocodiles how are champosaurus similar to crocodiles nostrils at end of nose had secondary palette existed longer and with crocodiles for a while What are placodonts also known as? "walrus-turtles" when did placodonts evolve and when did they go extinct in the triassic and went extinct at the end of the cretaceous what kind of teeth did placodonts have and what did this suggest very flat teeth sugesting they crushed mollusks what did placodonts look like they were not built for? not built for speed - slow movement how are placodonts different from turtles rather than having a lot of big plates they had a lot of little plates when did pleisiosaurus persist into cretaceous what different lineages did pleisiosaurus separate into a couple distinct lineages that likely did different things long necked small headed forms vs. short necked heavy headed forms ex) elasmosaurus & pliosaurus what did both lineages of pleisiosaurus appear to do appeared to sort of row their way through water with oar like fins what did pleisiosaurus dentary suggest that they ate big fish or other big things what looks exactly what people thing the loch-ness monster looks like elasmosaurus what is a quire derived form of pleisiosaurus elasmosaurus what did elasmosaurus have an increased number of cervical vertebrae what were pliosaurus shorter-necked, larger fin size what look somewhat like dolphins (is a reptile tho) icthyosaurs how did icthyosaurs paddle through the water they retained fore and hind limbs what likely provided the main propulsion for icthyosaurs their tails what do icthyosaur fossils suggest the dorsal fin and upper lobe of caudal fin were not supported by bone, just stiff tissue mostly supported by muscle how long were icthyosaurs 2 - 3 m long when did icthyosaurs go extinct at end of cretaceous with rest of the dinos how many species are there of living lepidosaurs about 67,000 species What are lepidosaurs? lizards and snakes what is the key feature of lepidosaurs the determinant growth idea what do most lepidosaurs eat insects what is the more derived form of lepidosaurs rynchocephalians (tuataras)

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BIOL385 LEPIDOSAURIA (LIZARD) EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS

AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++


what is determinant growth

get to adult size and then stops growing

what are the ancestral members of lepidosauria

lepidosauromorphs

what are champosaurus

some consider them ancestral to lepidosaurs, some consider them apart of lepidosaurs

what are champsaurus similar to

crocodiles

how are champosaurus similar to crocodiles

nostrils at end of nose

had secondary palette

existed longer and with crocodiles for a while

What are placodonts also known as?

"walrus-turtles"

when did placodonts evolve and when did they go extinct

in the triassic and went extinct at the end of the cretaceous

what kind of teeth did placodonts have and what did this suggest

very flat teeth sugesting they crushed mollusks

what did placodonts look like they were not built for?

,not built for speed

- slow movement

how are placodonts different from turtles

rather than having a lot of big plates they had a lot of little plates

when did pleisiosaurus persist

into cretaceous

what different lineages did pleisiosaurus separate into

a couple distinct lineages that likely did different things



long necked small headed forms vs. short necked heavy headed forms

ex) elasmosaurus & pliosaurus

what did both lineages of pleisiosaurus appear to do

appeared to sort of row their way through water with oar like fins

what did pleisiosaurus dentary suggest

that they ate big fish or other big things

what looks exactly what people thing the loch-ness monster looks like

elasmosaurus

what is a quire derived form of pleisiosaurus

elasmosaurus

what did elasmosaurus have an increased number of

cervical vertebrae

what were pliosaurus

shorter-necked, larger fin size

, what look somewhat like dolphins (is a reptile tho)

icthyosaurs

how did icthyosaurs paddle through the water

they retained fore and hind limbs

what likely provided the main propulsion for icthyosaurs

their tails

what do icthyosaur fossils suggest

the dorsal fin and upper lobe of caudal fin were not supported by bone, just stiff tissue

mostly supported by muscle

how long were icthyosaurs

2 - 3 m long

when did icthyosaurs go extinct

at end of cretaceous with rest of the dinos

how many species are there of living lepidosaurs

about 67,000 species

What are lepidosaurs?

lizards and snakes

what is the key feature of lepidosaurs

the determinant growth idea

what do most lepidosaurs eat

insects

what is the more derived form of lepidosaurs

rynchocephalians (tuataras)

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