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Similar resource requirements do not serve as evidence for evolution from a common ancestor.
What is the evidence of evolution?
- Anatomical similarities between creatures (including those only observable during embryonic development) may indicate a common evolutionary ancestor.
- The similarities and differences between "identical" genes in various creatures (that is, a pair of homologous genes) can help us figure out how closely the organisms are related.
- We can reconstruct evolutionary histories by looking at how species are distributed geographically.
- The fossil record does not provide a complete picture of evolutionary history, but it does corroborate the existence of now-extinct species and occasionally preserves potential "in-between" forms on the way to modern species.
Thus, we can conclude that option C is the correct option.
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