What evidence did Darwin use to support his theory of evolution? Select three options.

in-depth studies of individual organisms
observations of fossils
finches on different islands had different types of beaks
young finches that acquired desirable traits as they aged
observations of different species with varying traits

Explanation:

The work of Charles Darwin that lead to the development of modern day Evolutionary concepts was based on fossils observations of finches in different islands during his trip of Galapagos. He looked at the fossils of finches that belonged to different islands. He found several morphological similarities for the species suggesting their common anscestor. His observations included the types of beaks and observation of different finch species with varying traits. He reached to a conclusion that the differences in the fossils were due to different environmental conditions. A most likely event that could lead to the differentiation was persumed to be bird's migration and/or continental drift.

Darwin didn't conduct any in depth molecular studies. Also, he didn't found the effect of age on acquired traits.

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Explanation:

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