Amoebas Move from Place to Place by Means of Their

question 47

Multiple Choice

Amoebas move from place to place by means of their

• A)cysts.
• B)pseudopods.
• C)pseudomonads.
• D)sporocarps.
• E)plasmodia.

Understand the evidence of evolution provided by fossils and the methods used for dating fossils.

Recognize the existence of bias in the fossil record and explain its causes.

Compare the homology in the forelimbs of mammals to understand their evolutionary relationship.

Identify the closest living relative of humans based on DNA sequence comparisons.

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