A: That answer is illogical at best
B: It makes sense, the smaller you are, the less food you need
C: This would need extensive studying of key deer ancestry to figure out
D: This could work over thousands of years. But an overpopulation of one wouldn't push out the other. Ungulates (hooved mammals) of different species often work together.
B, sounds like your best choice.
Well, a homologous structure is a bone or something else that is present in many different species that could point to a common ancestor. Since you do not have the examples in your question I will just give you some and hope that it helps you:
The arm of a human, the wing<span> of a bird or a bat, the leg of a dog and the flipper of a dolphin or whale.
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I hope this helped! Let me know if it did not!
I hope you have a fantastical day!!XD
Answer:
119
Explanation:
As of 2017 only 119 forensic anthropologists have been certified by the ABFA
