Answer:
2)They have similarities in their embryonic stages that don’t exist in their adult forms
4)They all contain a backbone, or spinal column
Explanation:
In the embryonic development of vertebrates during the early stages of development there are great similarities. Vertebrates in the early stages as shown in the image are very similar and subsequently develop the structures of their own species that differentiate them.
The presence of notocorde is a characteristic characteristic of vertebrates and birds, fish, reptile amphibians and mammals have it since they are embryos to adults
<span>The offspring received one allele from each parent. The alleles were separated during gamete formation before they were passed to the offspring. The offspring received the G allele for green pod color from one parent, and they received the g allele for yellow pod color from the other parent. Green pod color is dominant, resulting in the offspring having the green pod color.</span>
Answer:
Motion
Explanation:
Kinetic particles are always in motion, that should just be the fundamental law of kinetic energy
The skull is the large opening in the base of the occipital bone where the brain connects to the spinal cord
If not multiple choice, Probably insects and humans would last the longest
