Evidence of evolution: embryology | Evolution | Middle school biology | Khan Academy

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Comparison of the embryological development of different species reveals similarities that show relationships not evident in the fully-formed anatomy.

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[Alex-vdnb]

Instructions unclear, my pet rabbit just turned into a golden retriever 🐕 Take that creationists!

[basantsingh]

Because of this helpful vdo I came to understand now after 100+ videos watching 😊

[waliul]

Similarities are just similarities. It requires the presupposition that evolution is already true if you use these similarities as "evidence". Circular reasoning.

[rocketsurgeon]

They call it "tail like" to assume and reinforce support for evolution. It is in no way a "tail" or evidence for evol. Simple anatomy shows this. Always searching for a way to push this dying theory