Comparative Anatomy

All living things come from a _________.

• fetus
• single cell
• egg
• fossil

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___________ are evidence of past life.

• Rocks
• Wings
• Fossils
• Tails

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Which of the following means looking at bones and comparing them to other bones?

• Fossils
• Analgous structures
• Developmental biologist
• Comparative anatomy

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How many bones do male and female humans have?

• 200
• 206
• 210
• 600

Which of the following is similar to a dolphin flipper?

• Dog leg
• Bat wing
• Human arm
• All of the above

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A(n) _________ is an unborn or unhatched baby.

• embryo
• egg
• fossil
• single cell

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Which structure do all embryos have early in development?

• Eyes
• Nose
• Mouth
• Tails

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Which structure has changed position in whales over a long period of time?

• Tail
• Dorsal fin
• Mouth
• Blow hole

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What is the collection of all fossils called?

• Dinosaur bones
• The Fossil Record
• Embryos
• Comparative anatomy

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Which scientist examines and helps to prevent birth defects?

• Veterinarian
• Pharmacist
• Developmental biologist
• Archaeologist

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