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Fossils of ancient creatures found in the ground show that species have changed over time, providing evidence of evolution. Comparisons of anatomy between species reveal similarities in bone and muscle structures, showing adaptations to environments. Examination of embryonic development indicates that different species share similarities in early stages, implying descent from common ancestors. Distribution of related species on islands and mainland areas also points to evolution of new forms from earlier ones. Genetic studies find all life uses the same basic DNA code, except viruses, supporting all organisms evolving from earlier common ancestors.
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The fossil record provides evidence of evolution by showing progressive changes in species over time. Layers of sedimentary rock often contain fossils, with newer layers covering older ones to create a timeline. Younger fossils in the lower, newer layers resemble modern species more closely than older fossils in higher layers. Transitional fossils that display characteristics between groups provide links between past and present species, such as Archaeopteryx showing traits of both birds and their dinosaur ancestors, and Tiktaalik displaying features of both fish and early land vertebrates. The fossil record is an incomplete record but reveals how species have changed over millions of years.
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- 3. Anatomy Anatomies of various creatures have similar structures, for instance the front flipper of a seal, a cat’s paw, a horses’ front leg, a bat’s wing and human hands. They all look different and have different functions, but they all have the same number of bones, muscles, nerves and blood vessels arranged in a similar pattern. Each limb has been adapted to meet the needs of it’s environment, hence showing survival of the fittest.
- 4. Embryonic Development Embryonic development proves further evidence of evolution. There are similarities in the embryos of different species, showing that they may have evolved from a similar ancestor.
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