Homologous Structures and Analogous Structures Web Quest

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Homology

Traits are inherited by two different organisms from a common ancestor

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Convergent Evolution

Process in which two distinct lineages evolve similar characteristics independently of one another

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What are tetrapods?

animals with four legs

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How are tetrapods similar to one another?

  • They are built from many individual bones

  • They are all spin-offs of the same basic bone layout; one large bone attached to two other long bones with a branching series of smaller bones on the end.

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What are some of the major bones found in all Tetrapods?

  • Humerus

  • Ulna'

  • Radius

  • Carpals, Metacarpals, and Phalanges

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What does an evolutionary tree depict?

  • the relationship (between different species) over much larger periods of time (than a family tree)

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Structures / from a / are called /

  • inherited

  • common ancestor

  • homologous structures (homologies)

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What is Convergent Evolution?

the development of the same trait in two animals that developed/evolved independently of one another.

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Often times, two species face a similar / or /. Evolution may then / both of them in / ways.

  • environmental condition

  • challenge

  • shape

  • similar

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The criteria used to help decide whether a shared morphological character is likely to be a homology

  • Same basic structure (though differently shaped)

  • Same relationship to other features

  • Same development

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Only / traits are evidence of shared /

  • homologous

  • ancestry