Question

when it was first classified by biologist, the elephant shrew was placed with the bicolored shrew in a cladogram. Since then, additional evidence has been found at that caused scientist to remove the elephant shrew from the shrew group and placed it in a new position in the cladogram. In this new position, this elephant shrew is now closer to elephant than to shrews .What evidence would have been strong enough to support this change?
mating experiments
homologous structures
body fossil
DNA sequence

Answer 1

A. mating experiments
B.homologous structures
C. body fossil
D. DNA sequence

Answer 2

here are the shrew pics

Answer 3

@Elijah_Southard14

Answer 4

its obviously not a

Answer 5

i believe its b

Answer 6

@cooldarsy2314

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

In the context of biology, homology is the existence of shared ancestry between a pair of structures, or genes, in different species.[1

Answer 9

idk

Answer 10

Question 2. Suppose some natural disasters occurs and a species of finch is forced to relocate from its original island where it dinned on cactus and flowers to an adjacent island with fewer cacti bu an overabundance of orchids. what would be the immediate consequences to the species in the first month of the change?

Answer 11

The species would change its eating habits to feed on orchids.
all of the members of species would make do with the existing cacti on there new island.
The entire species would go extinct
most of the members of the species would die but some would survive

Answer 12

i think D