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Biology 2nd Hour

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Explaination:
In the calf structure, the tail starts very prominent, but grows thinner and shorter as it gets older. The organism with the closest embryo to Archaeopteryx is the chick. The chick embryo is probably very similar to the archaeopteryx because they share DNA and characterics. Both the chick and the archaeopteryx have the same foot structure, beaks, and feathers. The chick embryo is different than the calf embryo because the chickś tail grows smaller, almost non-existent, while the calf tail just grows thinner. Calves also do not have beaks or the same foot structure. In the calf, the manx gene allows the calf to have a long tail. The chickś manx gene tells the body to shorten the tail. We know that the manx gene in the archaeopteryx makes it have a long tail. Because these animals have different lengths of tails, we can assume that the percentage of matched DNA between them is low.

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The Insect and the Archaeopteryx are not very closely related because the only things that they have in common is that they have Bilateral symmetry and Cells have DNA. An archaeopteryx has Wings, it's Warm-blooded, and vertebrates and the insects do not have this.

The Alligator is more closely related to the Archaeopteryx than the insect is. It is related more because the Alligator also has Vertebrates which the Archaeopteryx also hase but the insect does not. So this is why the Alligator is more closely related to the Archaeopteryx than the insect is.

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It is obvious that the coelophysis evolved to the archaeopteryx, and then to the pigeon based on their foot bone structures. The coelophysis has four thin phalanges with the smallest one extending the most and the third finger being the longest. In the archaeopteryxś foot, it also has four thin phalanges. The shortest is the first and is sticking out, whilst the third is still the longest. Although the phalanges are even thinner. The pigeon, has four thin phalanges as well. Even though they are more spread apart, the first is sticking out more and the third is still the longest.