How is comparative embryology used as evidence for evolution?
A. The similarities in development across organisms show how they are related.
B. The development of embryos shows evolution occurring in organisms before birth.
C. The similarities of embryos shows that all organisms used to once look like each other.
D. Comparative embryology is not used as evidence for evolution.
Select your answer:
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Biology › ViewThe wall of the left ventricle is thicker than that of the right ventricle
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Which of the following is a POSITIVE Feedback loop to maintain homeostasis?
A. Increasing body temperature when cold by shivering
B. Decreasing body temerature when hot when sweating
C. Increasing blood flow to a small cut to stimulate scab formation
D. Decreasing heart rate & blood pressure in a stressful situation (such as an Anatomy test!)