If the theory of evolution were true it would not be possible to classify organisms into distinct categories. True False

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Jayce Wells

Biology

17 February, 17:56

If the theory of evolution were true it would not be possible to classify organisms into distinct categories. True False

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Perla Osborn · Answer 1

Answer: False

Explanation:

Evolution is the process of changes in all the forms of life over many generation. The theory of evolution states that all the organism share a common ancestors which means that two different species share common characters.

Yet can be differentiated from one another. These organisms are not the same though they descent from the common ancestor they are still categorized differently.