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Why do Chondrichthyes have a poor fossil record?

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Card 7

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What does a swim bladder do?

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Card 8

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Which fins are paired?

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Card 9

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Sharks move via ... undulations of the body and caudal fin

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Card 10

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The basking shark swims with its mouth open, is this free of problems?

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Card 11

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In the evolution of bony skeletons, cartilage is replaced by

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Card 12

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A bony skeleton is less or more effective at serving as an attachment point for muscles?

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Card 13

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Is bone better at transmitting muscular force than cartilage?

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Card 14

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The skeleton of the paired fins is formed from many small or large bones?

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Card 15

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Do fins contain a lot of muscle?

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