Two populations of a species of flightless bird became separated by a river and the birds became two different species. How would scientists be able to discover that the two species of birds share a common

Two populations of a species of flightless bird became separated by a river and the birds became two different species. How would scientists be able to discover that the two species of birds share a common ancestor? Scientists can look for similarities in - a . body coverings b. genetic similarities c. food choices d.mating rituals.

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