DNA
Evolution
Comparative Anatomy
Fossils
Developmental Biology
100
What is it called when DNA is copied?
DNA replication
100
What is evolution?
When an organism changes over time
100
What is comparative anatomy?
When you look at the similarities/differences of limb/structures of animals.
100
What is a fossil?
Preserved remains of ancient organisms
100
What is developmental biology?
The study of process of how organisms develop over time.
200
What letter pairs with C?
G
200
What is natural selection?
When organisms are able to adapt to their environment and survive and pass traits down to their offspring
200
How many types of comparative anatomy are there?
3
200
Where are the older rock layers at?
Bottom
200
What is embryology?
Science of development of embryos from fertilization to birth.
300
What letter pairs with A?
T
300
Explain how giraffe necks grew over time.
Mutation/Natural Selection/Able to eat off top of tree.
300
Is this structure homologous analogous or vestigial?
Vestigial
300
What is an example of a transitional fossil?
Tiktaalik/ Archaeopteryx/ whale/ flatfish
300
Name this structure: 
Pharyngeal pouch
400
How many mutations did we learn about?
3
Substitution deletion or insertion
400
What are the three types of evidence for evolution?
Fossils, comparative anatomy, and developmental biology
400
Is this structure homologous, analogous, or vestigial? 
Analogous
400
What kind of fossil is this?
Mold and Cast
400
How does this picture show evidence of evolution?
They all look the same, but they all turn out to be different organisms in the future.
500
What does DNA stand for?
Deoxyribonucleic acid
500
What kind of adaptation is this?
Mimicry
500
Is this structure homologous analogous or vestigial?
Homologous
500
What kind of fossil is this? 
Original Material
500
What is the significance of pharyngeal pouches?
All of the vertebrates have them/they regulate calcium