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Rashid [163]
3 years ago
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Al examinar la aleta de un pez primitivo, los científicos encontraron similitudes entre su estructura ósea y la de los reptiles,

las aves y los mamíferos modernos. ¿Que tipos de evidencias describe este caso?
Biology
1 answer:
wlad13 [49]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

evidencia de un antepasado común entre grupos de vertebrados (gnatóstomos)

Explanation:

En el estudio comparativo arriba descripto, se encontraron semejanzas que provienen de un antepasados común. Este tipo de evidencia se conoce como homología, es decir, semejanza entre diferentes grupos de organismos causada por un mismo origen evolutivo. Los gnatóstomos (vertebrados con mandíbula) conforman un grupo de organismos el cual incluye peces óseos, peces cartilaginosos, anfibios, reptiles, aves y mamíferos. En este caso, las extremidades del grupo de los gnatóstomos (las cuales tienen como origen común la aleta de un pez primitivo) son similares porque son estructuras homólogas.

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