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1 SEPTEMBER 28, OBJECTIVE – Students will review morphology and identify similarities in early development . WARM-UP – Which is more closely related to a human: a bat or a chicken? Cite 3 pieces of specific evidence to support your claim. Reference your “Evidence for Evolution” packet for the pictures. What does the evidence suggest about the evolutionary history of you and the bat? HOMEWORK – Add 4 Questions to I Wonder Journal AGENDA – Morphology Exit Ticket Introduction to Embryology video Guess the Embryo

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