1. Why do you think that this series on evolution is called " Your Inner Fish"? 2. Even though we don't look much like fish what are some things that we have in common with fish? How does this give evidence for common ancestry? 3. What is one defining piece of human anatomy that seems remote from fish? How did scientists show that this piece of human anatomy has its origin in ancestral fish? 4. Where did Dr. Neil Shubin and his colleague Dr. Ted Daeschler look for transitional fish? What did Dr. Daeschler find, and what was significant about the discovery? 5. What did Dr. Jenny Clack find in Greenland in the 1980's, and what was significant about her discovery? 6. What was significant about the map of North America highlighting Devonian era rocks? What was the challenge they would have finding fossils there and what did they do to overcome those challenges? 7. What was the "needle in the haystack" that they were looking for in the Canadian fossils? Why was it important? 8. Why were the fish embryos that Dr. Shubin studied in the summer significant? What can happen when things go wrong in embryological development of the gill arches? How does this provide evidence of our fish ancestry