Questions: Multiple Choice Question Evolutionary trends between species are often studied in which discipline? Constructive anatomy Complex anatomy Comparative anatomy Compatible anatomy
Transcript text: Multiple Choice Question
Evolutionary trends between species are often studied in which discipline?
Constructive anatomy
Complex anatomy
Comparative anatomy
Compatible anatomy
Solution
The answer is the third one (C): Comparative anatomy.
Explanation for each option:
Constructive anatomy: This term is not commonly used in the context of studying evolutionary trends between species. It generally refers to the study of anatomy with a focus on building or constructing anatomical models, often used in art and design.
Complex anatomy: This term refers to the intricate and detailed study of anatomical structures, but it is not specifically related to the study of evolutionary trends between species.
Comparative anatomy: This is the correct answer. Comparative anatomy involves comparing the anatomical structures of different species to understand their evolutionary relationships and trends. It is a key discipline in studying how species have evolved over time.
Compatible anatomy: This term is not typically used in the context of evolutionary studies. It might imply anatomical structures that are compatible or function well together, but it does not relate to the study of evolutionary trends.
In summary, comparative anatomy is the discipline that focuses on studying evolutionary trends between species by comparing their anatomical structures.