Which of the following is example of evidence of organic evolution from comparative physiology:
A.Homologous organs and homologies
B.Analogous organs and analogies
C.Precipitation test of blood
D.Connecting links
A.Homologous organs and homologies
B.Analogous organs and analogies
C.Precipitation test of blood
D.Connecting links
A.Fishes
B.Birds
C.Frog
D.Reptile
A.Amoeba
B.Entamoeba
C.Paramecium
D.Euglena
A.Pterodactyl
B.Mammoth
C.Dodo
D.Dinosaurs
A.Comparative embryology
B.Comparative physiology
C.Comparative tectology
D.None of these
A.Cambrian period
B.Silurian period
C.Devonian period
D.Permian period
A.Ontogeny repeats phylogeny
B.Phylogeny repeats ontogeny
C.Ontogeny repeats natural selection
D.Laval forms represent living fossils
A.Scaly ant-eater
B.Spiny ant-eater
C.Armadillo
D.All ant-eaters
A.The legs are not found in lizards
B.Ancestors of reptiles were without legs
C.Legs degenerated during evolutionary course
D.Legs are lost when snake burrows
A.Natural selection
B.Artificial selection
C.Sexual selection
D.Isolation