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Grade 9 Evolution
The wind bones of a bat and the flipper bones of a whale have a similar structure. What are structures like this called?
  1. Convergent Structures
  2. Analogous Structures
  3. Vestigial Structures
  4. Homologous Structures
Grade 5 Anatomical Organization
The parts of an organism that can be seen are the
  1. internal structures.
  2. external structures.
  3. interior structures.
  4. exterior structures.
Grade 5 Anatomical Organization
The parts of an organism that cannot be seen are the
  1. external structures.
  2. internal structures.
  3. exterior structures.
  4. interior structures.
Grade 7 Evolution
Structures that do not seem to have a function are called
  1. irrelevant structures.
  2. homogeneous structures.
  3. vestigial structures.
  4. heterogeneous structures.
Grade 12 Anatomy and Physiology
How does anatomy and physiology relate to each other?
  1. The function determines the function and structure.
  2. The structure determines the structure.
  3. The function determines the structure.
  4. The structure determines the function.
Grade 7 Evolution
Body parts of organisms that are similar in structure and position but different in function are what?
  1. comparative anatomy.
  2. homologous structures.
  3. vestigial structures.
  4. analogous structures.
Grade 7 Evolution
Body parts that perform a similar function but differ in structure are
  1. comparative anatomy.
  2. homologous structures.
  3. vestigial structures.
  4. analogous structures.
Grade 7 Evolution
Body parts that have lost their original function through evolution are
  1. comparative anatomy.
  2. homologous structures.
  3. vestigial structures.
  4. analogous structures.
College Anatomy and Physiology
The forelimbs of the man, cat, whale, and bat are examples of                                                    
  1. homologous structures
  2. analogous structures
  3. structures that were formed by convergent evolution
  4. structures that have no fundamental similarities
Grade 7 Evolution
Which is not a piece of evidence that supports evolution?
  1. vestigial structures
  2. chromosomal structure
  3. homologous structures
  4. fossil record
  5. embryology
Grade 9 Meal Planning
Identify what protein provides?
  1. structure, enzymes
  2. enzymes, transportation
  3. structure, transportation, enzymes
  4. enzymes, infection, structure
Grade 10 Evolution
What is a similar structure in different species that originated in a shared ancestor?
  1. homologous structure
  2. vestigial structure
  3. fossil
  4. population
Grade 8 Opinion Writing
Using the same words over and over again
  1. parallel structure
  2. sentence structure
  3. repetition
  4. recognition
Grade 10 Evolution
Grade 11 Cosmetology
The outer boundary or silhouette of any shape or form is known as the:
  1. structure
  2. form line
  3. structure graphic
  4. normal projection
Grade 9 Evolution
Structures that have different mature forms but that develop from the same embryonic structure are
  1. homologous structures.
  2. vegetable structures.
  3. natural selection.
  4. fossils.
Grade 11 Evolution
College Anatomy and Physiology
Fructose and glucose are isomers. This means that...
  1. they have the same structural formula
  2. they have different chemical structures and the same structural formula
  3. they both have the same chemical and structural formula
  4. they have the same chemical formula but different structural formulae
Grade 8 Scientific Methods and Applications
What is the role of the art of balancing in the construction of buildings and bridges?
  1. To create aesthetically pleasing structures
  2. To design structures that can withstand the forces of nature
  3. To make structures more affordable
  4. To create structures that are easy to build
Grade 9 Cell Structure and Function
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