Organ systems of groups of animals show a similar pattern that may differ to a certain extent among members belonging to the same phylum. Similarities of that are based on homologous organs provide information on evolutionary relationships. All of the following are homologous structures EXCEPT: *
Organ systems of groups of animals show a similar pattern that may differ to a certain extent among members belonging to the same phylum. Similarities of that are based on homologous organs provide information on evolutionary relationships. All of the following are homologous structures EXCEPT: *
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15. Organ systems of groups of animals show a similar pattern that may differ to a certain extent among members belonging to the same phylum. Similarities of that are based on homologous organs provide information on evolutionary relationships. All of the following are homologous structures EXCEPT: *
a. Humans’ arm
b. Bat’s wing
c. Dolphin’s flipper
d. Fish tail
16. Mrs. Santos discussed the topic Natural Selection to his grade 10 students to understand the evolutionary changes in the environment and organisms. Which of the following is TRUE about Natural Selection? *
a. Majority of the population will possess unfavorable traits and it becomes maladapted in the environment.
b. Humans choose and breed selected animals with particular traits to reproduce.
c. The most adapted individuals die and become extinct.
d. Members of a population have heritable variations.
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