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How have fossils contributed to our understanding of evolution
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How have fossils contributed to our understanding of evolution
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Fossils have contributed to our understanding of evolution drastically. Every time we find a fossil, we learn something new about the animals and people that lived thousands of years ago. We learn how they walked and what our ancestors were like.
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