Match the evidence of evolution with its description: f Comparative Anatomy a. structures that don't have a function in today's organism but did have a function in ancestor b. Looking at past organism to show new species arise, species become extinct and transitional species C. comparing structures to show species has shared Homologous Structures a Vestigial Structures ancestry Comparative Embryology d. all organism use same genetic code which suggest all came from a common ancestor Comparative DNA e. structures that are similar in different species suggesting they share a common ancestor Universal Genetic Code f. comparing embryos to determine how similar which suggest common ancestor Fossil Record g. comparing amino acid sequence in different organisms

Match the evidence of evolution with its description: f Comparative Anatomy a. structures that don't have a function in today's organism but did have a function in ancestor b. Looking at past organism to show new species arise, species become extinct and transitional species C. comparing structures to show species has shared Homologous Structures a Vestigial Structures ancestry Comparative Embryology d. all organism use same genetic code which suggest all came from a common ancestor Comparative DNA e. structures that are similar in different species suggesting they share a common ancestor Universal Genetic Code f. comparing embryos to determine how similar which suggest common ancestor Fossil Record g. comparing amino acid sequence in different organisms

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Chapter23: Principles Of Evolution

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