Instructions: Using what you have learned in the lesson and additional research, describe how the theory of evolution is supported by fossils, comparative anatomy, comparative embryology, biogeography, and molecular biology. Then include two examples of each. Don’t forget to include references. WILL GIVE 100 POINTS

fossils depict how our bones have changed from past year to today.

Explanation:

Fossils are remains of dead plants and animals that have hardened and mineralized and are found in rocks.

This is the scientific belief that animals with similar structures evolved from the same ancestors.

The use of embryonic development of organisms to theorize similar ancestor or evolutionary similarities.

The field of biogeography studies where species live now and where their ancestors lived in the past. Similar environments in different parts of the planet may be inhabited by very different plants and animals.

molecular biology---In the same way, species with very similar DNA sequences share close ancestors. With advances in technology and a growing understanding of genetics, scientists have uncovered evidence of evolutionary relationships in DNA and proteins.

Explanation:

cells spend most of their time in interphase