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aleksklad [387]
3 years ago
5

________. will develop pharyngeal arches. Q1

Biology
1 answer:
lukranit [14]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

<em>Hello!</em> I hope these answers are right. For Q1, it should be a barb fish, and for Q2, it'd be a newt. :3

Explanation:

For Q1, the barb fish seems to be the correct answer because among fish and (i believe) most other vertebrates, <em>pharyngeal arches are developed structures which support their gills</em>; along with gill and branchial arches! :>

For Q2, the newt is the correct answer, as a newt is a <em>chordate</em>. Many <em>chordates develop postanal tails in the embryonic stage</em>; it's just a characteristic of them!

I hope this helped! :D

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