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Patterns of diversity in development and evolution

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  1. 1Good somatic cells [blank_start]increase[blank_end] the chances of [blank_start]germ[blank_end] cells being passed forward.
    1. Aincrease
    2. Bgerm
  2. 2All vertebrates go through a common stage where they look similar, this is called...
    1. APharygula Stage
    2. BPhylotypic Stage
  3. 3All iinvertebrates go through a common stage where they look similar, this is called...
    1. APharyngula Stage
    2. BPhylotypic Stage
  4. 4Through similarities in development it was found that barnacles are...
    1. AArthropods
    2. BMolluscs
  5. 5The discovery of a [blank_start]notochord[blank_end] in sea squirt concluded they were related to [blank_start]vertebrates[blank_end], as the notochord is conversed within vertebrates. Means all vertebrates have a [blank_start]common[blank_end] ancestor.
    1. Anotochord
    2. Bvertebrates
    3. Ccommon
  6. 6Analogous...
    1. ATwo organisms look the same but have different origins (Shark = fish, Dolphin = mammal)
    2. BWhen two features have similar roles but evolved independently and have no common ancestors (Wings in bats and birds)
  7. 7Convergence...
    1. AWhen two features look similar but evolved independently from one another and have no common ancestor (Wings in bats and birds)
    2. BTwo organisms look the same but have different origins. (Shark - Fish, Dolphin - Mammal)
  8. 8Triphloblast
    1. A3 germ layers
    2. B2 germ layers
  9. 9Diphloblast
    1. A3 germ layers
    2. B2 germ layers
  10. 10The [blank_start]mesoderm[blank_end] evolved last. The mesoderm is encoded by the gene [blank_start]brachyury[blank_end] and is expressed around the [blank_start]blastopore lip[blank_end] where the mesoderm begins development. Despite [blank_start]diphloblastic[blank_end] organisms not having a mesoderm they still express brachyury, showing it existed in vertebrate ancestors.
    1. Amesoderm
    2. Bbrachyury
    3. Cblastopore lip
    4. Ddiphloblastic

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