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Kay [80]
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When comparing dogs to wolves, scientists found evidence that supports the idea they come from a common ancestor. Which combinat

ion of evidence would most strongly support this idea?
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1 answer:
Scorpion4ik [409]2 years ago
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Answer:

when comparing dogs to wolves, scientists found evidence that supports the idea they come from a common ancestor. which evidence was most important in understanding this? comparable anatomies, fossils, and behavior different anatomies, similar development, and different dna comparable anatomies, similar development, and similar dna different anatomies, fossils, and behavior

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