onDATA ANALYSISUse the data in Figure 2 to complete the table.Evidence fromModern-Theropods ArchaeopteryxDay BirdsPhylogenetic TreeCharacteristicsSeen in alltheropods but notbirdsTeethSeen in alltheropods but notVertebrae extendbirdsinto tailFirst seen inEoraptor around230 myaFour digitsSeen inClaws on wingsArchaeopteryx 150myaHollow bonesHollow andtufted feathersThree digitsFused furcula(wishbone)Longer armbonesFeathered(boneless) tailToothless beakAP Biology SPRIATE ATTIRE OR UNCLEAN BEH AVIORS LOOSES YOU ABATHS TEAM LEADERS U ARE RESPONSIRT! (EACH TEAM MEMBER)OR TEACHERLesson 2.1: Launch Lesson - Examining Evidence of EvolutionUnit 2: EvolutionORIGINS OF FEATHERED DINOSAURS AND BIRDSHANDOUT2.1Figures 1 and 2 provide data about the origins of feathered dinosaurs and birds.ANIMALSMILLIONS OFYEAR AGOERAPERIODQuaternaryCenozoic--. 1.6Tertiary66 -----Cretaceous138 ----MesozoicJurassic---- 205 ----Triassic240Permian290 ---Pennsylvanian--- 330 ----Mississippian360 ----PaleozoicDevonian-... 410Silurian435----Ordovician500 ---.Cambrian---- 570 ----Stratigraphic ranges and origins of some major groups of animals.Adapted from "Fossil Succession." © 1997 by USGS. https://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/fossils/succession.html.Student Reso820010

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DATA ANALYSIS Use the data in Figure 2 to complete the table. Modern- Evidence from Theropods Archaeopteryx Day Birds Phylogenetic Tree Characteristics Seen in all Teeth theropods but not birds Seen in all theropods but not birds Vertebrae extend into tail First seen in Four digits Eoraptor around 230 mya Seen in Claws on wings Archaeopteryx 150 mya Hollow bones Hollow and tufted feathers Three digits Fused furcula (wishbone) Longer arm bones Feathered (boneless) tail Toothless beak

DATA ANALYSIS Use the data in Figure 2 to complete the table. Modern- Evidence from Theropods Archaeopteryx Day Birds Phylogenetic Tree Characteristics Seen in all Teeth theropods but not birds Seen in all theropods but not birds Vertebrae extend into tail First seen in Four digits Eoraptor around 230 mya Seen in Claws on wings Archaeopteryx 150 mya Hollow bones Hollow and tufted feathers Three digits Fused furcula (wishbone) Longer arm bones Feathered (boneless) tail Toothless beak

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Chapter15: Animal Evolution

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