Question

Select all that apply. 1How have fossils contributed to our understanding of evolution?

2Fossils can show the slow changes of macroevolution

3Some fossils are detailed and can show homologous structures

4Every living thing has left a fossil

5A collection of fossils from the same strata can give us a picture of the organisms that could survive during that time period.

Answer 1

I'd say the answer would be #5

Answer 2

Answer;

• Some fossils are detailed and can show homologous structures;
• Every living thing has left a fossil;
• A collection of fossils from the same strata can give us a picture of the organisms that could survive during that time period.

Step-by-step explanation;

• Fossils refers to preserved remains of animals and plants from the past. They are important sources of evidence for evolution as they show that life on earth was different from life at present.
• Fossil records may be used to show how organisms changed to meet the present or new conditions. They show how much, or how little, organisms have changed over time. They are therefore important for evolution evidence as they show how organisms have changed or evolved over time.