List the traits in the order in which they appear from an evolutionary standpoin

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List the traits in the order in which they appear from an evolutionary standpoint. You will start with multicellularity, then tissues, then radial symmetry and so on and so forth. Organism Traits: • Amniotic eggs • Coelom • Endoskeleton • Feathers • Hair • Limbs • Multicellularity • Jointed appendages • Psedocoelom • Segmentation • Tissues • Bilateral symmetry • Deuterostome • Endothermy • Four chambered heart • Hollow bones • Lungs • Notochord • Pharyngeal pouch • Radial symmetry • Swim bladder • Two-chambered heart • Closed circulatory system • Dorsal tubular nerve cord • Exoskeleton • Gills • Jaws • Mammary glands • Open circulatory system • Postanal tail • Scales • Three chambered heart • Vertebral column List the traits in the order in which they appear from an evolutionary standpoint. You will start with multicellularity, then tissues, then radial symmetry and so on and so forth. Organism Traits: • Amniotic eggs • Coelom • Endoskeleton • Feathers • Hair • Limbs • Multicellularity • Jointed appendages • Psedocoelom • Segmentation • Tissues • Bilateral symmetry • Deuterostome • Endothermy • Four chambered heart • Hollow bones • Lungs • Notochord • Pharyngeal pouch • Radial symmetry • Swim bladder • Two-chambered heart • Closed circulatory system • Dorsal tubular nerve cord • Exoskeleton • Gills • Jaws • Mammary glands • Open circulatory system • Postanal tail • Scales • Three chambered heart • Vertebral column List the traits in the order in which they appear from an evolutionary standpoint. You will start with multicellularity, then tissues, then radial symmetry and so on and so forth. Organism Traits: • Amniotic eggs • Coelom • Endoskeleton • Feathers • Hair • Limbs • Multicellularity • Jointed appendages • Psedocoelom • Segmentation • Tissues • Bilateral symmetry • Deuterostome • Endothermy • Four chambered heart • Hollow bones • Lungs • Notochord • Pharyngeal pouch • Radial symmetry • Swim bladder • Two-chambered heart • Closed circulatory system • Dorsal tubular nerve cord • Exoskeleton • Gills • Jaws • Mammary glands • Open circulatory system • Postanal tail • Scales • Three chambered heart • Vertebral column Organism Traits: • Amniotic eggs • Coelom • Endoskeleton • Feathers • Hair • Limbs • Multicellularity • Jointed appendages • Psedocoelom • Segmentation • Tissues • Bilateral symmetry • Deuterostome • Endothermy • Four chambered heart • Hollow bones • Lungs • Notochord • Pharyngeal pouch • Radial symmetry • Swim bladder • Two-chambered heart • Closed circulatory system • Dorsal tubular nerve cord • Exoskeleton • Gills • Jaws • Mammary glands • Open circulatory system • Postanal tail • Scales • Three chambered heart • Vertebral column Organism Traits: • Amniotic eggs • Coelom • Endoskeleton • Feathers • Hair • Limbs • Multicellularity • Jointed appendages • Psedocoelom • Segmentation • Tissues • Bilateral symmetry • Deuterostome • Endothermy • Four chambered heart • Hollow bones • Lungs • Notochord • Pharyngeal pouch • Radial symmetry • Swim bladder • Two-chambered heart • Closed circulatory system • Dorsal tubular nerve cord • Exoskeleton • Gills • Jaws • Mammary glands • Open circulatory system • Postanal tail • Scales • Three chambered heart • Vertebral column

Explanation / Answer

Multicellularity

Tissues

Radial symmetry

Bilateral symmetry

Pseudocoelom

Coelom

Deuterostome

Segmentation

Closed circulatory system

Open circulatory system

Exoskeleton

Notocord

Dorsal tubular nerve cord

Jaw

Hollow bones

Pharyngeal pouch

Vertebral column

Scales

Endoskeleton

Swim bladder

Gills

2-chambered heart

Amniotic eggs

Jointed appendages

3-chambered heart

Feathers

Hair

4-chambered heart

Endothermy

Lungs

Mammary glands

Limbs

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