Question 1 For the following groups of organisms, which would be a better fit fo

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Question 1

For the following groups of organisms, which would be a better fit for their evolutionary history, Arrangement 1 or 2? Come up with a brief list of characteristics that some of the organisms share or don't share to support your argument.
For example:
Lions, tigers, jaguars, and bears: Lions, tigers, and kitty cats all share a very similar body plan: long fur covered tail, thick fur (often spotted or striped), short snouts, and they can roar. Bears are related but while they are also carnivores and walk on all fours, they do not have long furry tails and a longer snout. Matching Answer: Arrangement 2

North American large mammals: raccoons, badgers, seals, and bears.

North American birds: owls, geese, ducks, and eagles.

North American small mammals: squirrels, otters, possums, and armadillos

Raccoons, badgers, and bears all live on land as well as on land. In addition they are covered with fur and have claws. Seals are fin-footed, semiaquatic marine animals. However, raccoons, badgers, bears and seals are all mammals. Arrangement 1 would fit better.

Raccoons, badgers, and bears all live on land. In addition they are covered with fur and have claws. Seals are fin-footed, semi-aquatic marine animals that mostly lack fur. However, raccoons, badgers, bears and seals are all mammals. Arrangement 2 would fit better.

Geese and ducks are both water-fowl species that eat plant material, their eyes are on the side of their head for predator defense. Eagles and owls are predators with eyes in the front of the skull for hunting. Arrangement 2 fits better.

Squirrels, otter, and armadillios are all placental mammals that bear their young live but the possum is a marsupial that carry their young in a pouch. Arrangement 2 is better.

Squirrels, otter, and armadillios are all placental mammals that bear their young live but the possum is a marsupial that carry their young in a pouch. Arrangement 1 is better.

Geese and ducks are both water-fowl species that eat plant material, their eyes are on the side of their head for predator defense. Eagles and owls are predators with eyes in the front of the skull for hunting. Arrangement 1 fits better

- ______.

North American large mammals: raccoons, badgers, seals, and bears.

- _______.

North American birds: owls, geese, ducks, and eagles.

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North American small mammals: squirrels, otters, possums, and armadillos

A.

Raccoons, badgers, and bears all live on land as well as on land. In addition they are covered with fur and have claws. Seals are fin-footed, semiaquatic marine animals. However, raccoons, badgers, bears and seals are all mammals. Arrangement 1 would fit better.

B.

Raccoons, badgers, and bears all live on land. In addition they are covered with fur and have claws. Seals are fin-footed, semi-aquatic marine animals that mostly lack fur. However, raccoons, badgers, bears and seals are all mammals. Arrangement 2 would fit better.

C.

Geese and ducks are both water-fowl species that eat plant material, their eyes are on the side of their head for predator defense. Eagles and owls are predators with eyes in the front of the skull for hunting. Arrangement 2 fits better.

D.

Squirrels, otter, and armadillios are all placental mammals that bear their young live but the possum is a marsupial that carry their young in a pouch. Arrangement 2 is better.

E.

Squirrels, otter, and armadillios are all placental mammals that bear their young live but the possum is a marsupial that carry their young in a pouch. Arrangement 1 is better.

F.

Geese and ducks are both water-fowl species that eat plant material, their eyes are on the side of their head for predator defense. Eagles and owls are predators with eyes in the front of the skull for hunting. Arrangement 1 fits better

Explanation / Answer

geese and ducks eagles head predators for eyes and hunting defence shoule be saperated in column

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