Answer:
Zygote, cleavage and hatching are embryogenic stages of fish, salamander, turtle and chicken.
Explanation:
The main embryogenic development stages of fish, salamander, turtle and chicken were zygote, cleavage and hatching. all these stages are present in these organisms which shows that fish, salamander, turtle and chicken are evolved from a single ancestor. Due to similar embryogenic development stages indicates close evolutionary relationships among these organisms.
Fossils give evidence upon organisms the past are not the same as those found and demonstrate a progression of evolution.
Answer:
<u>Inheriteted/Beneficial</u>
Explanation:
<em>First drop down</em>: "Sickle cell disease is passed on from parent to offspring."
<u>Inheriteted</u>
<em>Second drop down</em>
A increased resistance to a bad thing (malarial parasites) would be <u>Beneficial</u>
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