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Question 1
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Fill in the Blank: Random ___________ in the original dinosaur's DNA has led to offspring with new traits.

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Question 16
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The original dinosaur ate plants close to the ground. Explain how natural selection lead to dinosaurs like Chomper (sharp teeth that eat meat)

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Question 6
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How many toes are in Little Foot?

Question 7
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How many toe bones (X) are in Little Foot?

Question 8
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How many foot bones (Y) are in Little Foot?

Question 9
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How many ankle bones (W) are in Little Foot?

Question 10
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How many toes are in Chomper?

Question 11
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How many toe bones (X) are in Chomper?

Question 12
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How many foot bones (Y) are in Chomper?

Question 13
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How many ankle bones (W) are in Chomper?

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Question 17
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The original dinosaur ate plants that were close to the ground. Explain how natural selection lead to dinosaurs like Little Foot (dinosaurs with a long neck that can reach food high in the trees)

Which statement correctly describes the concept of natural selection?
A. The process that makes 4 unique cells
B. Organisms with the best traits are more likely to survive and reproduce
C. Water moves from high to low concentration
D. Organisms can choose to change to better fit their environment
The teeth in the original dinosaur are
flat and dull
sharp and long
The teeth in chomper are
flat and dull
sharp and long
Do you think chomper is a herbivore or carnivore?
herbivore
carnivore
Click on all the statements that apply (hint there are 3):
Little foot has more toes than Chomper
Chomper has more toe bones than the Orginal Dinosaur
Chomper has more ankle bones than the Orginal Dinosaur
Little foot and the Original Dinosaur have the same number of toes
The bones have similar bone structure and indicate a common ancestor. The bones are
homologous
analogous