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During a research project, a scientist collects snails from a beach. He finds several snails that have shells of about the same size and shape. However, the shells have very different patterns and colors. How could the scientist best decide whether the snails belong to different species or to the same species?


A He could study how the snails develop.

B He could examine the snails’ RNA and DNA.

C He could classify the snails according to shell color.

D He could look for other physical similarities in the snails.​

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Answered by deepraj2727
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Answer:

During a research project, a scientist collects snails from a beach. He finds several snails that have shells of about the same size and shape. ... How could the scientist best decide whether the snails belong to different species or to the same species? He could examine the snails' RNA and DNA.

Explanation:

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Answered by khushimestry201709
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Answer:

A) He could study how the snails develop.

Explanation:

Fetal science or embryology is used as an evidence of evolution. Comparative study of embryos in vertebrates/chordates shows that there is lot of similarity in them at the initial stages whereas this similarity decreases gradually. This similarity in the development of embryos represents common origin of organisms.

(evidence of evolution)

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