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Comparative Anatomy I Jeopardy! Classificati on Fertilizatio n Development Musculoskele tal, Resp, and Circ Three syllable words 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50

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Comparative Anatomy I Jeopardy!. This is the evolutionary history of a species or a group of species. This type of classification is helpful when trying to figure out the identity of something. This is an example of a characteristic of a good dichotomous key. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Comparative Anatomy I Jeopardy!

Classification Fertilization Development Musculoskeletal, Resp, and Circ

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This is the evolutionary history of a speciesor a group of species

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This type of classification is helpful whentrying to figure out the identity of something

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This is an example of a characteristic of a good dichotomous key

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Cladograms are made largely on the basis of these

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This is the disciple of evolutionary biology thatfocuses on classifying organisms anddetermining their evolutionary history

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This is defined at the union of spermand egg

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This is an example of a necessity for external fertilization

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Answer: Daily Double!Your Wager….

The birds of paradise, native to Brazil, use this technique to synchronize external fertilization across a population

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These are small, volatile moleculesthat are dispersed into the environmentto affect the physiology of an individualof the same species

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Parental care is more likely to occur withthis type of fertilization

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This is the first step in development

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Solid ball of cells resulting from earlystages of cleavage

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The fluid-filled inside of a blastula

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This is the changing of stem cells into specialized cells, tissues and organs that make up an organism

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This is the first organ system to form in a developing organism

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This type of skeleton encloses and protectssoft body parts

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Exoskeletons are made up of this type ofmaterial, similar to the matter that makes upyour fingernails

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Humans and earthworms have thistype of circulatory system

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Grasshopper blood is clear because itlack this component

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A basic circulatory system is made up of these 3 components

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This membrane in a chick embryocontains the amniotic fluid

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Maintaining blood calcium levels in the body is an example of this type of homeostasis

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Structure that produces female gametes and reproductive hormones

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This is the pole of the egg where the yolk usually sits

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Ms. Sandy Graduated from this High School

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Meiosis in males and females

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Development of the various stages of an immature ovum