Question 5
animal a and animal b each have 95% of their dna in common. animal a and anim...
Question 5
animal a and animal b each have 95% of their dna in common. animal a and animal c each have 50% of their dna in common. how does this data support the hypothesis that life changed over time?
they all share at least 50% of the same dna arrangement.
they all share a series of closely related fossils.
they all share similar embryo development.
they all share similar migration patterns.
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