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Explain how we know that organisms that lived millions of years ago are related to the organisms of today.
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Explain how we know that organisms that lived millions of years ago are related to the organisms of today.
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We know this because of fossils and because of Darwin. He discovered fossils and found out that some organisms came through natural selection. Which is an organism adapting to its environment
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This is because of fossils. Scientists are able to trace bone structures of past animals that are dead to animals of now and see similarities and like factors
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