Which best describes the fossil record? The fossil record cannot provide evidence of evolution. The fossil record provides evidence of a common ancestor to many species. The fossil record provides evidence that disputes the theory of evolution. The fossil record is inaccurate because scientists are not able to date fossils.
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The fossil record offers direct evidence for evolution, because you can a. see that the types of fossils change over time. b. sometimes find common ancestors. c. trace the ancestry of a particular group. d. trace the biological history of living organisms. e. All of these are correct.
The fossil record offers direct evidence for evolution because you can a. see that the types of fossils change over time. b. sometimes find common ancestors. c. trace the ancestry of a particular group. d. trace the biological history of living things. e. All of these are correct.
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