Question

1. what does the study of embryology show when comparing most vertebrates? all organisms go through an evolutionary history as they develop in an embryonic stage the organisms are identical in the early stages and only different in later stages the organisms are slightly similar in the early embryonic stages but dissimilar in the later embryonic stages the embryos are completely dissimilar throughout their embryonic development

Explanation:

Embryological evidence for evolution shows that most vertebrate embryos share striking similarities in early developmental stages, which indicates a common evolutionary ancestor. As development proceeds, the embryos diverge to form the distinct features of their species.

Answer:

The organisms are identical in the early stages and only different in later stages