Asked by wewoowewoo
Using the "Checkpoints Section" of your eBook answer the following question:
How are the bones in the fin structure of the Tiktaalik evidence of a transition from fish to amphibian? Select all that apply.
Group of answer choices
It has fins like a fish.
The limb bones do not look as developed as they do in the amphibian.
It is older than fish fossils.
It has limb bones like an amphibian.
How are the bones in the fin structure of the Tiktaalik evidence of a transition from fish to amphibian? Select all that apply.
Group of answer choices
It has fins like a fish.
The limb bones do not look as developed as they do in the amphibian.
It is older than fish fossils.
It has limb bones like an amphibian.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The correct choices that indicate how the bones in the fin structure of the Tiktaalik provide evidence of a transition from fish to amphibian are:
- The limb bones do not look as developed as they do in the amphibian.
- It has limb bones like an amphibian.
These points illustrate that Tiktaalik exhibits characteristics of both fish and early amphibians, making it a key example of evolutionary transition.
- The limb bones do not look as developed as they do in the amphibian.
- It has limb bones like an amphibian.
These points illustrate that Tiktaalik exhibits characteristics of both fish and early amphibians, making it a key example of evolutionary transition.