Physics, 07.12.2020 20:40 BigDaddy1220
The diagram shows a chicken embryo and a human embryo.
Which is best supported by the diagram?
Because their embryos have tails, chickens and humans do not likely share a common ancestor with fish.
Because their embryos have structures similar to gills, chickens and humans likely share a common ancestor with fish.
Chickens and humans have homologous structures as embryos, so they are not likely related to each other.
Chickens and humans have homologous structures as embryos, so they are not likely related to any other organisms.
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