2.  Chapter 6

4.  A. replacement  B. calcification  C. carbonization  D. permineralization

7.  A. vestigial structures  B. pharyngeal pouches  C. analogous structures  D. homologous structures

8.  C. analogous structures

10.  A. closely related species that appear similar  B. closely related species that appear different  C. distantly related species that appear similar  D. distantly related species that appear different

11.  C. distantly related species that appear similar

13.  A. species, genus, family, order  B. species, family, genus, order  C. order, genus, family, species  D. genus, species, order, family

14.  A. species, genus, family, order

16.  A. systematics  B. Aristotle system  C. DNA hybridization  D. Linnaeus classification

17.  C. DNA hybridization

19.  A. cast  B. mold  C. fossil record  D. paleontologist  E. permineralization

22.  A. cast  B. mold  C. fossil record  D. paleontologist  E. permineralization

23.  B. mold

25.  A. cast  B. mold  C. fossil record  D. paleontologist  E. permineralization

26.  A. cast

28.  B. mold  C. fossil record  D. paleontologist  E. permineralization.

29.  C. fossil record

32. Quick Burial Hard Parts Permineralized Mold Cast Carbon Film

35. In permineralization, minerals are deposited in the empty spaces of dead organisms. In replacement, however, the hard parts of the organisms dissolve completely and are replaced with minerals.