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Copy of Tuesday (02/21) - Fossils & Comparative Anatomy Warm Up (1/29/2025)

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1.

This diagram show different types of fossils found in the layers of the earth. Each letter (A-D) represents a specific organism. Based on this information, answer the following questions.

Where would you expect to find the oldest fossils?

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2.

Where would you expect to find the youngest/most recent fossils?

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3.

Which organisms are still alive today?

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4.

The picture below shows the fossilized bones of 4 organisms that shared a common ancestor. These bones are being used as evidence of evolution.

Which evidences of evolution are being shown?

(SELECT ALL THAT APPLY!!!)

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5.

Based on the diagram of the fossils above, which of the following is true?

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6.

Do you think the older Cetaceans lived in the same type of environment as the younger Cetaceans?

(Hint: Look at their body structure!)

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7.

Based on the picture above what is true about the organism shown below:

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8.

Structures that have the same structure but may have different functions.

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9.

A structure that an organism has, but no longer needs/no longer serves the purpose it was intended to serve.

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10.

The bones in the image above are...

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11.

Humans have tail bones but do not have tails. This is used as evidence that we evolved from an ancestor with a tail. The human tail bone is an example of which type of structure?

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12.

Which of the following is true about the limbs shown above.