Quiz 1: Evolution of Whales & Dolphins
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Question 1 of 6
1. Question
Whales, dolphins, and porpoises are divided into three main suborders. Which suborder belongs to which general group?
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- Extinct Whales
- Tooth Whales
- Baleen Whales
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Archaeoceti
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Odonotoceti
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Mysticeti
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What are the main differences between Mysticetes and Odontocetes?
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3. Question
Put the following events in the right order:
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Pakicetus gave rise to the sub-order Archaeoceti
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Pakicetus started adapting to aquatic environments.
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Archaeoceti disappeared and was displaced by the Odontocetes and Mysticeti
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The four-legged Pakicetus learned to feed on small fish
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Pakicetus is a four-legged terrestrial forerunner that lived 55 million years ago and is considered to be the evolutionary start of whales and dolphins.
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Pakicetus is considered the evolutionary ancestor of todays deer, sheep, cattle, and pigs.
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6. Question
There are two types of Bottlenose Dolphins, the Coastal Bottlenose Dolphins and the Offshore Bottlenose Dolphins.
Which characteristics are true for the Coastal Bottlenose Dolphin?
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