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11 Cards in this Set
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Dermoptera, Scandentia, and Primata became distinct during what period? |
Cretaceous or by the earliest Paleocene |
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Boreoeutheria is made up of what two groups? |
- Laurasiatheria - Euarchontoglires |
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Euarchontoglires is made up of what two groups? |
- Euarchonta - Glires |
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Euarchonta includes mammals in the northern hemisphere that shared a common ancestor with which group? |
- Glires (Rodentia and Lagomorpha) in the Cretaceous or earliest Paleocene |
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Euarchonta and Glires may have split up deep within what period? |
- Cretaceous |
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What period did the ancestors of Dermoptera and Primates evolve - and in what country? |
- Early Paleocene - N. America |
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During the Late Paleocene the ancestors of Dermoptera and Primates made it to what countries? |
- Asia - Africa |
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Dermopteran and Scandentia fossils were found in Asia. What period did they date back to? |
- Eocene |
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The common ancestor of Dermoptera and Scandentia is the sister group to what group? |
- Primata |
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Order Dermoptera |
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Order Scandentia |
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