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STatiana [176]
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8

Evidence that living things have evolved over hundreds of millions years can be found in

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kozerog [31]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Evidence in the form of the fossil record, geological formations, and genetics attest to change having taken place and give clues to how evolution works. The theory of evolution puts these clues together into a cohesive explanation of the diversity of living things.

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