Asked by Mary

Vertebrate embryos(1 point)

go through the same developmental stages at the same rate.

develop the same structures at different rates.

go through the same developmental stages at different rates.******


develop different structures at the same rate.


2. Which structure is unique to vertebrates? (1 point)

skin

backbone*****

brain

limbs

3. Which is a similarity between a fish embryo and a bird embryo in the early stages of development? (1 point)

jaw bones

forelimbs

hindlimbs

gill slits*****

4.

What is a similarity between a fish embryo and a human embryo in the late stages of development? (1 point)

They both have spines.******

They both have gills.

They both have tails.

They both have arms.

Answered by PsyDAG
Agree on all.

All vertebrate embryos, for example, have gill slits and tails. Most vertebrates, except for fish, lose their gill slits by adulthood. Some of them also lose their tail.
Answered by Thx
100% correct

Thx
Answered by meme
what are the answers
Answered by anonymous
the answers are the ones with the *** by them

same development different rates
backbone
gill slits
they both have spines
Answered by Yup
Here are all of the answers just right here so it is easier for yall
1. Which structure is unique to vertebrates?
Backbone
2. vertebrate embryos
Go through the same developmental stages at different rates
3. Which is a similarity between a fish embryo in the early stages of development?
Gill slits
4. What is a similarity between a fish embryo and a human embryo in the last stages of development?
They both have spines

I gotchu
Answered by -w-
Yup is 100% correct!
Answered by idk lol
thank you "yup" :)))
Answered by Anonymous
Yup is correct I will name my dog after you you saved my life
Answered by Naruto
did any of us even try to study for this-
Answered by DEEZ
naruto, no lol
Answered by ratty
nobody even tried to study lmao
Answered by stan txt
yup is correct i got 4/4
Answered by bloodz
yeah i didnt study for this lol
Answered by Stanny
For everyone with 5 questions the 5th answer is gill slits
Answered by JAYYY
yup is lyin i got a 2/4
Answered by Anonymous
uh
Answered by Dude
What are they then?
Answered by Dude
I gotem, yup is right, so is Stanney for the 5th
Answered by Nothing
For all the people in a rush it is
C
A
C
B
Answered by sako (my horses name)
i definitely didn't study for this lol and thx @ yup I got 100%
Answered by Thxx yup!!!!
Thxxx yup 4/4!!!!!!
Answered by Adam+me!
1. backbone
2. go through the same developmental stages at different rates.
3. gill slits
4. They both have spines
Have an amazing day!
Answered by kayla
100
Answered by joseoh
Which part of the vertebrate embryo developed into mammalian ear and jaw bones?(1 point)
Answered by New
The fifth question answer is gill slits
Answered by idk!
Adam+me is 100% right tysm!!
Answered by Kitty Cat
I studied for this! And, Got all the answers right! Thanks for helping me check my work everyone!
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Answered by UwU
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Answered by Bot
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Answered by @gaming-kat
Which part of the vertebrate embryo developed into mammalian ear and jaw bones?

A. mouth
B. gill slits
C. tail
D. ears
Answered by Bot
The part of the vertebrate embryo developed into mammalian ear and jaw bones is option B, gill slits.
Answered by @gaming-kat
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