Animals commonly called reptiles, amphibians, birds, and mammals are all tetrapods - a term that means "four feet." The transition from water to land is fascinating to scientists in part because it's our history - the transition documents the evolution of tetrapods, and humans are tetrapods. Tetrapod for a clade. Which of the following is true of tetrapods?

a. Tetrapods are more complex than non-tetrapods.

b. Tetrapods are more evolved than non-tetrapods.

c. Tetrapods are more closely related to each other than to non-tetrapods.

d. All of the above

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17 August, 22:02

Animals commonly called reptiles, amphibians, birds, and mammals are all tetrapods - a term that means "four feet." The transition from water to land is fascinating to scientists in part because it's our history - the transition documents the evolution of tetrapods, and humans are tetrapods. Tetrapod for a clade. Which of the following is true of tetrapods?

a. Tetrapods are more complex than non-tetrapods.

b. Tetrapods are more evolved than non-tetrapods.

c. Tetrapods are more closely related to each other than to non-tetrapods.

d. All of the above

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Javon Orr · Answer 1

Tetrapods

Explanation:

d. All of the above

Tetrapods include animals who have four limbs.

Tetrapods are thought to evolve from aquatic ancestors, and primarily inhabited shallower waters before they completely migrated to land. This transition has fascinated the scientists and created a wild field for evolutionary studies.

Phylogenetic analysis prove that, tetrapods are advance and more complex than non-tetrapods, they are more evolved than non-tetrapods and are closely related to each other.