Question

multiple select question
select all that apply
select all the features of lobe - finned fishes.
amniotic eggs
fleshy paired fins
fins with bony rays
jaws

Explanation:

• Amniotic eggs: Lobe - finned fishes do not have amniotic eggs. Amniotic eggs are a characteristic of amniotes (reptiles, birds, and mammals).
• Fleshy paired fins: Lobe - finned fishes have fleshy, lobed, paired fins which are an important feature. These fins have a skeletal structure within the fleshy part.
• Fins with bony rays: Ray - finned fishes (the other major group of bony fishes) have fins supported by bony rays. Lobe - finned fishes have their distinct fleshy - fin structure instead.
• Jaws: Lobe - finned fishes, like most vertebrates (except agnathans), have jaws.

Answer:

fleshy paired fins, jaws