Question

13.00 points possible | due sunday 11/23/25 at 11:59 pm vertebrate embryos look identical at early stages. this is an example of developmental homology anatomical homology molecular homology

Explanation:

• Developmental homology refers to similarities in the embryonic development of organisms. Since the question is about vertebrate embryos looking identical at early stages (which is related to development), this is the key concept.
• Anatomical homology is about similarities in adult body structures (e.g., similar bone structures in different species' limbs), not embryonic stages.
• Molecular homology pertains to similarities in molecules like DNA or proteins, not the visual appearance of embryos.

Answer:

developmental homology