The evidence for evolution can be obtained from the following except

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Biology - 1989 (Objective) Subject: Biology

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The evidence for evolution can be obtained from the following except
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The evidence for evolution cannot be obtained from history because history refers to events that have occurred in the past, but it does not necessarily provide evidence for the process of evolution. The other options listed are all examples of evidence for evolution. Fossils provide evidence for the existence of organisms that lived in the past and show how they have changed over time. Anatomy shows similarities and differences between different organisms and how they are related. Embryology shows how different organisms develop and provides evidence for common ancestry. Taxonomy shows how different organisms are related and how they have evolved over time.
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