Fossils and Comparative Anatomy

What is an Analogous structure

• An Analogous structure is similar in function but not in structure.

• An Analogous structure is similar in structure but not in function

• An Analogous structure is a body part that is not needed anymore

• An Analogous structure is the study of a gene structure and a function

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What is a fossil

• Fossils are any perserved remains, impressions, or trace of any once living organism from the past

• Fossils are made up of all the fossils ever discussed on Earth

• Fossils are just big rocks that are buried

• Fossils are only dinosaurs

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What is an example for an Analogous structure

• Wings of an insect, birds, and bats

• humans, dinosaurs, and shark

• cats, sharks, and dinosaurs

• dinosaurs, whales, humans

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What is a Homologous structures

• A Homologous structure is the study of a gene's structure and function

• A Homologous structure is a body part that is no longer needed

• A Homologous structure is similar in function but not in structure

• A Homologous structure is similar in structure but not in function

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Examples of a Vestigial structure

• Tailbone

• Nails

• Eyelids

• Appendix

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Examples of Homologous structures

• Humans

• Cats

• Dinosaurs

• Whales

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What is a Vesigial structure

• A Vestigial Structure represents convergent evolution.

• A Vestigial Structure are body parts that have lost their orignal function through evolution.

• A Vestigial Structure is the study of a gene structure and function.

• A Vestigial Structure is the science of the study of embryos.

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What are examples of fossils

• Preserved remains

• Shells

• Impressions

• A trace

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What is the meaning of Comparative Anatomy

• Uses genes to compare how similar different species of DNA are to one another

• Body parts that have lost their orignal functions through evolution

• The study of similarities and differences among structure of living species

• I don't know

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What is a example of Comparative Anatomy

• Molecular biology

• Homologous

• Analogous

• Vestigial

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