Evolution Lab Report

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Introduction: Evolution is the processes in which different types of organisms developed and diversified from earlier forms on earth.Scientists use fouls and data to support the evolution and its theory.These fouls help scientists see the development of organisms throughout the years.They also use the fouls to see when land was in merian life and when it moved to land.The purpose of the this lab was to see the development of organisms and to compare the skulls.We were able to see that the organisms with similar names had similar resemblance to the others with the about the same names. Hypothesis: I hypothesize that the skulls with the same size will have been on the earth at the same time and the skulls that have the same name will be similar. Variables: …show more content…

Caliper protractor Procedures: Look at the bottom of the skulls to find the BH number Take the protractor and put it in between the nose and the mouth and measure the degrees of where the bottom jaw will be,then write the degrees down on our table sheet Then take the ruler and put it on the end of the opisthocranion and measure the distance in cm,record your answer on the table Use the ruler to measure the distance of the opisthocranion orale in cm,then record your measurements Take the measures of both the opisthocranion and the opisthocranion orale and the divide them then multiply that answer by 100 [(A/B)x100] Use the caliper to and pull it on the nose and the back of the skull.Then take that measurement and write it down on the table as the height Then get the caliper and put it on the side of the skull at the top,this will give you the width of the skull Take the caliper and put the skull on the bottom of it.use the other side and pull t up until it is at the top of the skull,this will give you the height ofthe skull Takes these measures of the height,length,and weight and multiply it then multiply that by .5236 [(LxWxH)*.5536] Observation: Many of the skulls you can not see the part where the spin connects to

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