What evidence supports the idea that an evolutionary relationship exists between two hominid species?

(A) Bone density of the species.

(B) Mitochondrial DNA of the species

(C) Number of teeth of the species

(D) Geographical location of a species

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Jalen Tyler

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6 August, 19:23

What evidence supports the idea that an evolutionary relationship exists between two hominid species?

(A) Bone density of the species.

(B) Mitochondrial DNA of the species

(C) Number of teeth of the species

(D) Geographical location of a species

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Deshawn Harris · Answer 1

The answer is letter (A) Bone density of the species. DNA found in older primate fossils resemble those of humans today. A coherent theory of Evolution by Natural selection. He wasn't the first to instinctively suspect that species evolved from a mutual ancestor, but he was the first to publish a comprehensible theory and bring forth evidence for it.

What evidence supports the idea that an evolutionary relationship exists between two hominid species?(A) Bone density of the species.(B) Mitochondrial DNA of the species(C) Number of teeth of the species(D) Geographical location of a species

What evidence supports the idea that an evolutionary relationship exists between two hominid species?

(A) Bone density of the species.

(B) Mitochondrial DNA of the species

(C) Number of teeth of the species

(D) Geographical location of a species