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How does the idea of a common ancestor help support the theory of evolution?
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How does the idea of a common ancestor help support the theory of evolution?

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it supports it by saying that there was once only one mammal but then it reproduced and since different places have different climates they adapted or evolved to the climate changing their form and shape.
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