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Which statement about evolution is accurate?(1 point)
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Living things have adapted and changed over time for specific, discoverable reasons.
Living things have adapted and changed over time for specific, discoverable reasons.
Scientists no longer study evolution because it has been proven.
Scientists no longer study evolution because it has been proven.
Animals, plants, and microbes have their own separate, unrelated ancestries.
Animals, plants, and microbes have their own separate, unrelated ancestries.
DNA is the only extant evidence supporting the theory of evolution.
DNA is the only extant evidence supporting the theory of evolution.
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"Living things have adapted and changed over time for specific, discoverable reasons." is the most accurate.
Explanation: Evolutionary change occurs through measurable processes (mutation, natural selection, genetic drift, gene flow) that explain why traits change. Scientists still actively study evolution, all life shares common ancestry, and evidence comes from many sources (fossils, comparative anatomy, biogeography, embryology, experiments and DNA), not DNA alone.
Explanation: Evolutionary change occurs through measurable processes (mutation, natural selection, genetic drift, gene flow) that explain why traits change. Scientists still actively study evolution, all life shares common ancestry, and evidence comes from many sources (fossils, comparative anatomy, biogeography, embryology, experiments and DNA), not DNA alone.
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