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In which museum exhibit do you think the mystery fossil belongs?
In which museum exhibit do you think the mystery fossil belongs?
In which museum exhibit do you think the mystery fossil belongs?
State one thing you notice about the backbone in whales and wolves.
Having a backbone is
Look at cards B and I. Are both whales and wolves mammals?
Examine the skull shape (cards C and F). State ONE thing you notice about the shape of the skulls.
The shape of the skull is
Look at cards E and G (Teeth). State ONE notice about the teeth in whales and wolves.
According to card E, what are the teeth in whales adapated for eating?
According to card G, what are the teeth in wolves are adapated for eating?
The shape and spacing of teeth are
Look at cards J and H (Nostrils). State ONE notice about the nostrils.
Look at the cards J and H (nostrils). In what animal has the placement of the nostrils has gradually evolved to the top of the skull?
Examine the images of the Orca Whale and Gray Wolf skeleton. What structures are DIFFERENT in the whale and wolf. Click on all the structures.
Scientists determine how closely related two animals are by comparing diagnostic structures and
Look at the mystery fossils teeth. The teeth are
Looking back at cards E and G, the teeth shape of the mystery fossil is simalar to
Compare the skull shape of the mystery fossil to cards C and F. The skull of the mystery fossil is similar to
After analyzing the Mystery Fossil's structure and comparing them to the structures of whales and wolves, which claim do you think is more stronlgy supported by the evidence?
The location of the nostril is
Look at the mystery fossils nostril. Where is the nostril located?
Looking back to cards J and H, the nostril of the mystery fossil is more similar to
How would you describe the skull shape of the mystery fossil?