You have crossed two Drosophila melanogaster individuals that have long wings and red eyes—the wild-type phenotype. In the progeny, curved wings and lozenge eyes mutant phenotypes appear as follows. Is the lozenge-eyed allele autosomal recessive, autosomal dominant, sex-linked recessive, or sex-linked dominant?
31. Invertebrates
Ecdysozoans
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- Textbook QuestionOne of the key characteristics of arthropods is their jointed appendages. Describe four functions of these appendages in four different arthropods.1136views
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In one of the experiments described in Module 18.13, researchers tested the hypothesis that the highly successful arthropod body plan resulted from new genes that originated in the arthropod lineage. Draw a diagram showing the evolutionary relationship between arthropods and velvet worms and use it to explain why velvet worms were a good choice to test this hypothesis. What results would have supported the hypothesis?
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Rank the three most diverse phyla of protostome animals.
a. Arthropoda > Mollusca > Nematoda
b. Mollusca > Arthropoda > Nematoda
c. Arthropoda > Nematoda > Mollusca
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The pygmy zebra octopus is a potential new model organism for understanding brain function in humans despite the independent evolution of high intelligence in both groups. Describe (or draw a phylogenetic tree to show) the relationships among humans (H. sapiens), the pygmy zebra octopus (O. chierchiae) and two other protostome model organisms in medicine: the fruitfly (D. melanogaster) and roundworm (C. elegans).
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