Question

use the word bank to complete the concept map.
evidence of evolution concept map
there are many widely accepted forms of evidence that support the theory of evolution.
the study of embryos and their development
embryology
word bank
biochemistry
animals
relative dating
embryology
paleontology
absolute dating
dna
vestigial
homologous
analogous
plants
morphology
biogeography
the study of fossils or extinct organisms
paleontology
ages are known from
relative dating
and
absolute dating
the study of the distribution of organisms around the world
biogeography
explains why
and
live where they do
the study of an organisms structures
morphology
3 types of structures
which are structures with a similar structure, but different function
which are remnants of once useful organs/structures
which are structures similar in function, but different in structure (do not indicate common ancestry)
comparing dna and protein sequences to show evolutionary relationships
biochemistry
includes the analysis and comparison of

Explanation:

1. For Biogeography: It explains why organisms live in their habitats, so the top box is filled with animals and the bottom with plants (the two broad organism groups distributed globally).
2. For Morphology:

• The 3 structure types are homologous, vestigial, and analogous.
• The first structure (similar structure, different function) is homologous.
• The remnant structure is vestigial.
• The structure with similar function, different structure is analogous.

1. For Biochemistry: It analyzes DNA and protein sequences, so the box is filled with DNA and protein sequences.

Answer:

1. Biogeography top box: animals

Biogeography bottom box: plants

1. Morphology 3 types box: homologous, vestigial, analogous

Morphology similar structure/different function box: homologous
Morphology remnant structure box: vestigial
Morphology similar function/different structure box: analogous

1. Biochemistry analysis box: DNA and protein sequences