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How does comparative anatomy support the idea that organisms share ancestors?
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How does comparative anatomy support the idea that organisms share ancestors?

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When you compare different organisms and see that they have the same or similar anatomic traits, it's reasonable to assume the organisms share a common ancestor where they would have gotten trait from. (evolution)
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