The terms should be placed as follows:
- "Evolution" goes in the box connected to "might result in."
- "Homologous structures" goes in the box connected to "if related by."
- "Common ancestry" goes in the box connected to "such as."
- "Vestigial structures" goes in the box connected to "The loss of structures."
- "Snake" goes in the box connected to "such as in the."
- "Lost" goes in the box connected to "Vestigial structures."
- "Limbs" would be the example of what has been lost in some species, such as snakes.
- "Analogous structures" would be connected to "Common function,".
What is the concept map about?
The concept map is related to evolutionary biology, discussing the relationships between structures in organisms and their evolutionary significance.
"Evolution" might result in "Homologous structures" if related by "Common ancestry".
"Homologous structures" could lead to "The loss of structures" such as "Vestigial structures".
Vestigial structures, such as in the "Snake", could indicate that certain structures are "Lost" due to evolution.
"Vestigial structures" are those that have lost their original function during the course of evolution.
"Limbs" in ancestral creatures could be an example of a structure that has become vestigial in some of their descendants like snakes.
"Analogous structures" arise not from common ancestry but from a "Common function".