abeka science quiz 13

British philosopher who wrote Natural Theology in which he argued that the design seen in the world demonstrateGod's existence

(a)  

developed the idea of comparative anatomy

(a)  

similar five-fingered or five-toed forelimbs of many vertebrate animals

• anatomy

• homology

• physiology

• Zoology

the study of similarities and differences among structures of organisms

• Specified complexity

• comparative anatomy

• Natural selection

term that describes that idea people believe the false idea that fish, amphibians, reptiles and mammals came from a common ancestor

(a)  

an originally created type of organism

• Species

• Kind

view of life teaches that the species that exist today are identical to those that God created without any variation

(a)  

term that refers to the idea that information cannot occur by chance but must come from an intelligent source

• Specified complexity

• Comparative anatomy

• Anatomy

sudden, permanent, random changes in an organisms DNA

(a)  

insects that become resistant to pesticides over several years describes this idea

• specified complexity

• comparative anatomy

• natural selection