EVIDENCE OF EVOLUTION

1. It is the gradual change in a population’s genetic and physical traits.

• Evolution

• Evidence

• Comparative Anatomy

• Embryonic Development

2. These are the preserved remains of plants and animals whose bodies were buried in sediments, such as sand and mud, under ancient seas, lakes, and rivers.

• Comparative Anatomy

• Fossils

• Embryonic Development

• Evolution

3. It organizes the history of the Earth, noting the major changes or events that have occurred .

• Embryonic Development

• Geologic Time Scale

• Fossils

• Evolution

4. _________ is the largest division of Geologic Time Scale.

• Period

• Time

• Era

• Paleozoic

5. A type of Fossil with less or no organic materials on it.

• Compression

• Impression

• Fossils

• Evolution

6. A study of the body structures of animals to know how they evolved from the likes of their common ancestors for the purpose of adapting to their environment.

• Evidence of Evolution

• Comparative Anatomy

• Fossils

• Embryonic Development

7. The biochemical analysis and amino acid sequence of the organisms' DNA.

• Comparative Anatomy

• Fossils

• Evidence of Evolution

• Genetic Information

8. A structures with thesame functions but different ancestors.

• Analogous

• Homologous

• Fossils

• Embryonic Development

9. Thesame structures with different functions.

• Embryonic Development

• Analogous

• Comparative Anatomy

• Homologous

10. The oldest period in Geologic Time Scale.

• Cambrian

• Triassic

• Permian

• Quaternary