Where do all land and aquatic vertebrates develop?
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Is there any answer choices?
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Is this for a assignment?
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so um... do u know this
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I'm not sure. I haven't learned about this yet.
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This is Biology right?
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yess
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I know someone who's in Biology, I think there learning about the same thing as you right now, but there not online right now.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
@Phebe I am not exactly sure what level in the evolution of these organism groups the question refers to. I think it might be a question leading you to realize that all organisms, land or aquatic, evolved in aquatic environments. After the ancestor(s) evolved, the subsequent species that can from this ancestor(s) followed three patterns:
1-Stayed aquatic
2-Moved to land and stayed (humans, deer, tree snakes, etc)
3-Moved to land and then returned to water (whales, hippos, sea snakes, and more)
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