The hypothesis that whales evolved from land-dwelling ancestors is supported by . ANSWER Unselected molecular comparisons of whales and fish Unselected historical accounts of walking whales Unselected the ability of captive whales to be trained to walk Unselected fossils of extinct whales that had increasingly reduced hind limbs Unselected evidence from the current biogeographic distribution of whales Unselected I DON'T KNOW YET

The answer is "Third choice".

Explanation:

Fossils are a great source of evidence about whales' forebears. It demonstrates, for instance, that a land mammal lived 50 million to 700 years ago. Whales evolved from such marine residents were thought by scientists. Scientists. This and more cells from a fossil can be said, so the concept that whales evolved from ancestors of land is reinforced by an extinct whale which has shortened the hind limbs evermore.

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