Embryology

Caution re. embryology. They might be trying to catch you up on the old ontogeny-recapitulates-phylogeny concept.

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In that case the evidence for evolution can be obtain from fossil record, comparative anatomy, embryology and taxonomy except history. Therefore the answer is C. But how can evidence of evolution be obtained from taxonomy?

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... course of preparing for my future exam: The evidence for evolution can be obtained from the following except A. fossil B. anatomy C. history D. embryology E. taxonomy From the option A-E, I know that fossil record, comparative anatomy and embryology are good evidence for evolution. Am stuck ...

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What about proofs like embryology, genetic, comparative anatomy, fossil record and vestigal organs? Are they not worth enough proofs?

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I have had embryonic TingYu history, in more than two months to find the embryonic TingYu, did not check out the reasons. Now, already pregnant 40 days, what needs to be done and relevant examination?

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