- Bird Moth Bat Pteradactyl Guide Questions 1. Identify the wings of the abovementioned organisms. Write your answers in the box (box 1 to 4) 2 Identify the forelimb structures above as to whether they are structures that are homologous or analogous. Explain your answer. 3. What pattern of evolution is most likely to have caused these limbs to develop in this manner? Justify your answer. 4. Color code the bones that are similar in each animal using color pencil or crayons. 5. Identify the number of fingers and/or toes of each of the animals. 6. Enumerate the similarities and differences in each part of the forelimb 7. Why would these wing structures have evolved differently?

- Bird Moth Bat Pteradactyl Guide Questions 1. Identify the wings of the abovementioned organisms. Write your answers in the box (box 1 to 4) 2 Identify the forelimb structures above as to whether they are structures that are homologous or analogous. Explain your answer. 3. What pattern of evolution is most likely to have caused these limbs to develop in this manner? Justify your answer. 4. Color code the bones that are similar in each animal using color pencil or crayons. 5. Identify the number of fingers and/or toes of each of the animals. 6. Enumerate the similarities and differences in each part of the forelimb 7. Why would these wing structures have evolved differently?

Biology 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172517

Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter29: Vertebrates

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15RQ: A bird or feathered dinosaur is. Neornithes Archaeopteryx Enantiornithes Paleognathae

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