What is the value of a transitional fossil?

Biology

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OLga [1]4 years ago

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The right answer is A.

A transitional form is a living or fossil species that has a mosaic of characters from two other species or groups of species.

In the past, evolutionists have wrongly considered that some organisms with mosaic characters are intermediate forms in evolution between two other species or taxa. These species were considered to retain primitive attributes of their home group while presenting new features that will be found in the species they were evolving. These conceptions are nebulous and arbitrary.

AleksAgata [21]4 years ago

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Transitional fossils are fossils that are "between" some species, for example that have traits of Homo Sapiens and its ancestor species, Homo Heidelbergensis (or homo erectus).

They show the evolutionary steps between species. - the correct answer is a.

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