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Suppose a new island is discovered with previously unknown species and we need to figure out what it was. What lines of evidence would you look at to determine how they are related to known species? please
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Suppose a new island is discovered with previously unknown species and we need to figure out what it was. What lines of evidence would you look at to determine how they are related to known species?

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Answer:Characteristics and dna

Explanation:I'm not exactly sure

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The lines of evidence you would look at to determine how they are related to known species is DNA, developmental similarity, and similarities in body structure.

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