Answer: I’m really unsure but is the answer 2 m/s2 the answer y’all are looking for?
Explanation: don’t know if I’m right or not (please tell me if I’m am) but all I can say right now is have a blessed day
An edit: I was right I got it right on the quiz
Fossil record- species evolve differently in different environments . different species evolve similarly in the same type of environment
homologous structures of living organisms- 2 variations; similar body structures that don't necessarily have similar functions
homologous- diff mature forms but develop from embryonic tissues
vestigial- similar structures with reduced size and lesser or no functions
embryology- early stages of many animals are very similar- suggesting that organisms share common ancestry
The evolutionary history of a group of organisms especially as depicted in a family tree diagram showing the evolutionary interrelations of a group of organisms
derived from a common ancestral form. The ancestor is in the tree
“trunk”; organisms that have arisen from it are placed at the ends of
tree “branches.” The distance of one group from the other groups
indicates the degree of relationship; i.e., closely related
groups are located on branches close to one another. Phylogenetic trees,
although speculative, provide a convenient method for studying
phylogenetic relationships.
