Evidence of Common Ancestry From Embryos
Students will review evidence of common ancestry from embryos.
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Topics of this game:
- All organisms start from _____________.
- As early cells divide, they pool into a mass of cells and begin to form an ______________.
- An embryo is ______________.
- True or False? Humans develop from embryos.
- Embryos have similar ____________that grow and develop later in life.
- Organisms showing similarities in embryonic development are evidence of ________________.
- Plant seeds contain tiny _____________.
- Most flowering plants have embryos with _________________.
- Plants with only a single cotyledon are _________________.
- Early embryos of vertebrate species look _________________
- Early vertebrate embryos also have _________________.
- In most ________________, the embryonic tail develops into the organism’s actual tail.
- The presence of a tail in human embryos is evidence that ________________.
- All vertebrate embryos have ________.
- These embryos can be useful for figuring out _____________ relationships among different plant species.
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