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Embryological Similarities
By Trina King
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WARM-UP: How does comapring the anatomy of different types of animals support evolution?
Question 2
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Who's the
Discussion Leader
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*Starts discussions
*Notes who participates
*Asks others to share ideas
*Keeps the Conversation on track
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Who's the
Screen-sharer
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*Needs a strong internet signal
*Shares screen for all to see
*Types agreed-upon answers/notes for all to see/copy
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Who's the
Time Manager & Reporter
?
*Keeps track of time
*Monitors time left for each activity
*Warns group when time is almost out
*Shares the requirements for the activity with the group
*Calls teacher for help if needed
*Shares out to the main group
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Question 31
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How do the similarities and difference between embryos provide evidence that evolution has occured?
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Label image B
Question 7
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Label image C
Question 8
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Label image D
Question 9
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Which image above do you think is human? Explain.
Question 10
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What do the images have in common at stage 1?
Question 11
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At this point, are you able to tell which animal is which?
Yes
No
Question 12
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Explain.
Question 13
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Stage 1 Predictions
Chicken
Fish
Human
Mouse
Frog
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B
C
D
E
Question 14
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Stage 4 Predictions
Chicken
Fish
Human
Mouse
Frog
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B
C
D
E
Question 15
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Stage 8 Predictions
Chicken
Fish
Human
Mouse
Frog
A
B
C
D
E
Question 16
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Stage 13 Predictions
Chicken
Fish
Human
Mouse
Frog
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B
C
D
E
Question 17
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Stage 16 Predictions
Chicken
Fish
Human
Mouse
Frog
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B
C
D
E
Question 18
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Stage 20 Predictions
Chicken
Fish
Human
Mouse
Frog
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B
C
D
E
Question 19
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Stage 23 Predictions
Chicken
Fish
Human
Mouse
Frog
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B
C
D
E
Question 20
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Did you guess correctly in the end?
Yes
No
Question 21
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At which stage were you able to tell which was which?
Question 22
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Explain.
Question 23
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What structure does all of the embryos have in common?
Question 24
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What do all of the embryos have in common at this stage?
Question 25
25.
What structure does all five embryos have in common?
Question 26
26.
What structures are missing from the frog and fish?
Question 27
27.
What structure does mice and humans have in common that are missing from the other organisms?
Question 28
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Looking at the similarities and differences between the organisms throughout development, which organisms are more closely related to one another?
Question 29
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Looking at the similarities and differences between the organisms throughout development, which organisms are more distantly related to one another?
Question 30
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Explain.
