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Evolution introduction - model answers

The cumulative change in the heritable characteristics of a population. Evidence for evolution often uses comparison of features. Family members are assumed to share similar features. They have placentas, feed milk to their young, feed milk to their young, breath using lungs two nasal passages, hair, One particularly striking similarity is the composition of bones in the limbs of whales, dolphins and land mammals. It...

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