Liam is studying a set of embryo pictures from different groups of vertebrates. He claims that early-stage...

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Liam is studying a set of embryo pictures from different groups of vertebrates.
He claims that early-stage embryos of vertebrates suggest a common ancestry. Which pieces of evidence support Liam's claim?
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Evidence Supporting Liam's Claim Presence of similar structures such as the notochord and neural tube in early-stage embryos across different vertebrate species. Similarities in embryonic development patterns, including stages like the blastula and gastrula formations. Shared features in the pharyngeal arches, which develop into various structures in different vertebrates. Conservation of developmental genes across species, indicating a common genetic framework governing embryonic development.

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Evidence Supporting Liam's Claim

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