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gd H) 42% D Sun 2:15 PM student a E Safari File Edit View History Bookmarks Window Help blackboard odu.edu Ch 13 Q 201420 SPRING BIOL292 28190 Take Test: Ch 13 Quiz 201420 SPRING BIOL292 28190 DOCX DOMINION KRYSTLE LEWIS Competitive VERSITY Analysis Help kboard & Courses My Professional Learning Content Collection Student Resourc Resourc ave All Answers Save and Submit Question Completion Status erials QUESTION 1 0.11364 points Saved In the late 1800s William Bateson documented, both in insects and in vertebrates, many cases where one body part had replaced another, producing unusual forms. Bateson believed that his studies could teach us something about evolutionary changes. He named these changes: developmental mutants. developmental transformations. O homeotic transformations. homeobox mutants. DOCX chology cle Review QUESTION 2 0.11364 points Saved Which of the following is true for the ancient Greek view of ontogeny the development of an individual over its lifetime), which was later developed as the concept of "scala naturae" or the "great chain of being") in the European natural sciences? o The ancient Greeks argued that the ontogeny of an individual was built up from simple traits in early development to more complex traits later in the developmental process. The ancient Greeks did not see a parallel between this scale of nature (which involves the relationships between species) and the developmental stages of Organisms Greek philosophers noted that all life, at all scales, is the process that moves from complex to simple. all of the above QUESTION 3 0.11364 points Save Answer Karl Ernst von Baer (1792-1876), a German naturalist, biologist, and embryologist, rejected both the scala naturae and the Meckel Ser stead, von Baerts aw states that the

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Question no 1- Homeotic transformations

Question no 2 - The ancient Greek argued that the ontogony of an individual was built up from simple trait from early development to more complex traits later in the development process.

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