The only piece of evidence I have knowledge of is that galaxies are moving apart at alarming rates, and that scientists can sort of "rewind" their movements back to a singular point. Is there any other indisputable evidence that supports the theory of the big bang? BQ: Do Scientists believe that?
Answer:
No information can be inferred
Explanation:
Chromosome number provides no reference for establishing any relationship between organisms. The number of chromosome cannot depict whether a living species belong to plant kingdom or animal kingdom. It cannot even depict the evolutionary history of any species. Thus, the organism with lesser chromosome has not necessarily evolved from the species having larger number of chromosome or vice versa.
Chromosome number can only depict the quantity of genetic material with in an organism and hence no relationship can be established living species only on the basis of chromosome number.
Answer:
As evolution became widely accepted in the 1870s, caricatures of Charles Darwin with the body of an ape or monkey symbolised evolution.
Rodenticide because it has the word "rodent" meaning, a mammal of the order Rodentia, which mice and rats are included in. Therefore, the answer is rodenticide.
