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Notice:

Wonder:

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I wonder how all of the animals are related?

I noticed that they all have some characteristis of a whale.

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Notice: I notice that they are comparing the animals by the similar bone(s) they contain
Wonder: I wonder how long it took the animals to get where they are today

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I wonder how the animals are related to each other.

I noticed that some animals are aquatic and some are land-dwelling.

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i wonder what causes the animals to change over time?

i noticed that most of their bone structures stayed the same.

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Notice: There were many different species with similar attributes to modern whales.
Wonder: Which ones evolved into modern whales?

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Notice: I notice that these animals are all ancestors of whales, even though they looks nothing alike.

Wonder: I wonder why they all had tails.

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Notice: The ancestors of whales that lived 55 MYA didn’t look anything like a whale. It looked more like a jaguar than anything

Wonder: How did they figure out that all of these animals are ancestors of the whale?

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Notice: I notice that the diagram is showing both land-dwelling and aquatic animals..

Wonder: How are all of these animals related to the modern whale?

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I notice that the animals aren’t alive anymore, I noticed that the creatures are large, I noticed that they all have sharp teeth, I noticed that all but one or two of them look like they can swim , I wonder what type of colors these animals had, I wonder what the animals ate I wonder where the animals lived

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Notice: I notice that these animals are similar to animals we see today but they all look a little different.
Wonder: I wonder why they all have variations of whale like qualities.

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Notice:

I see that many animals are related/evolved to become like the animals that we have today like whales and birds and stuff

Wonder:

I wonder how the animals are related and how they change over time.

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Notice:
-  The different species have different adaptations to help them survive where they live
Wonder:
- Is there anything within all of these animals that is the same?

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Notice - they all have long tails, some are land dwelling and some of them live in water, none of them are still living

Wonder - how do these animals have relations to a modern day whale and where did these animals live

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Notice: The different animals are all adaptations of each other and change some traits over time

Wonder: Do all of these animals have one similar trait?

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Notice: They compare the animals head bone a lot
Wonder: I wonder if all these animals have one alike feature

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i noticed that some of the animals look like animals that we see today like whales. i wonder why they have legs

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Notice:  I notice how all of these species are somehow related but look nothing alike.
Wonder: I wonder are all of these organisms related to the modern whale?

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Notice:

It is easy to see the progression from a dog-like creature to a whale if you look at the images in chronological order.

Their skulls all look similar - a long, protruding mouth with an eye and a bit of a hump at the back.

All of the species shown have front and back limbs of varying sizes.

The images are not arranged in chronological order.

The body of Animal 3 is not pictured.

In the skeleton of animal 5, we do not see any front leg bones, but they are pictured in the rendering.

Wonder:

Did other animals descend from the ancient species that are shown or was it just a linear progression from the Mesonychids to whales?

Was there a reason (geologically or historically) that the animals progressed from land-dwelling animals to sea animals?

Do we have any evidence that the Mesonychids had stripes or that the Rodhocetus kasrani had that coloring or are we just guessing?

Have we ever found any other part of the pakicetus inachus or just the skull?

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Notice:
Animals from a long time ago are look a lot like  modern animals.

Wonder:
What animals are these ones related to?

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Notice:
These animals are from around the same time period.
Some are land animals while some are aquatic animals.
Most of them resemble current day animals while a few don't.

Wonder:
How and why did the aquatic animals go extinct?
Did any of these animals survive?
How were the scientists (and technically artists) determine the full appearances of the animals based on just a skeleton?

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Notice:

The mesonychids and the pakicetus inachus are both land mammals while the rest appear to be aquatic

Wonder:

How did they go from being land animals to being aquatic?

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Notice: I notice in row B that the skulls have changed of the organisms but still have some similarities such as the shape of the teeth

Wonder: I wonder

I wonder how all the organisms are related to whales

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Notice: I notice that all of the old animals look similar

Wonder: I wonder why and how some of these animals survived the asteroid and how they have evolved to what they are today?

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Notice: Both land and marine animals are shown

Wonder: Which animals are more closely related?

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Notice- I notcie they all look the same kinda

Wonder- I wonder how some survied the impact

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Notice -  That a lot of the teeth of the animals are the same

Wonder - How the ties work of what is closer to what.