10. Scientists infer evolutionary relationships between organisms by comparing their
a. Number of offspring
b. Homologous structures
c. Environments
d. Trace fossils

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10. Scientists infer evolutionary relationships between organisms by comparing their 
a. Number of offspring 
b. Homologous structures 
c. Environments 
d. Trace fossils

anonymous · Answer

Scientists infer evolutionary relationships among organisms depending on how closely related these organisms are. They make use of a taxonomic map to classify these organisms. They also use Phylogenetic to infer these evolutionary relationships.

anonymous · Answer

so which one, and I know you just copied and pasted that cause I was just looking at that answer on another site

anonymous · Answer

it's B

anonymous · Answer

that seems like the best answer