recall what you learned about plant evolution in chapter 22. based on the evolutionary changes shown in the cladograms on pages 636 and 758, identify the first major adaptations that allowed plants and chordates to live on land. in what ways are chordate adaptations to life on land similar to plant adaptations to life on land?

Answer :

Chordates include many species, and humans are also chordates!

some adaptations that both humans (and other chordates) and plants needed to do to live on land were:
-protect the offspring from the environment (before the offspring could be just released into water) for example by covering seeds by shells
-evolve pores in the skin for gas and other substance exchange
-protection from drying up -a better outside layer, such as the skin!

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