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DID YOU KNOW THAT fossils indicate a path of evolution and give substantial proof that species from the past are not the same as those present now.
No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.
Its pretty obvious that the resultant fossil record reveals the narrative of the past and demonstrates how shape evolved over millions of years.
Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.
WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.
These characteristics are shared by all modern species since they were inherited from the ancestor.

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﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

DID YOU KNOW THAT fossils indicate a path of evolution and give substantial proof that species from the past are not the same as those present now.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

﻿﻿﻿WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

DID YOU KNOW THAT fossils indicate a path of evolution and give substantial proof that species from the past are not the same as those present now.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

﻿﻿﻿WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

DID YOU KNOW THAT fossils indicate a path of evolution and give substantial proof that species from the past are not the same as those present now.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

﻿﻿﻿WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

DID YOU KNOW THAT fossils indicate a path of evolution and give substantial proof that species from the past are not the same as those present now.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

﻿﻿﻿WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

DID YOU KNOW THAT fossils indicate a path of evolution and give substantial proof that species from the past are not the same as those present now.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

﻿﻿﻿WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

DID YOU KNOW THAT fossils indicate a path of evolution and give substantial proof that species from the past are not the same as those present now.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

﻿﻿﻿WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

DID YOU KNOW THAT fossils indicate a path of evolution and give substantial proof that species from the past are not the same as those present now.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

﻿﻿﻿WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

DID YOU KNOW THAT fossils indicate a path of evolution and give substantial proof that species from the past are not the same as those present now.

﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿﻿No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

﻿﻿﻿WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

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Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.

Did you know ALL living organisms share these things: The same DNA, the same or highly similar genetic codes, the same basic process of gene expression, the same molecular building blocks such as amino acids.

No I didn't! DID YOU KNOW THAT the morphological, or anatomical, record is made up of fossils and the comparative anatomy of modern animals. Paleontologists can deduce species lineages by examining the anatomies of present and ancient animals.

WOW! I never knew this. I wonder if he knows that these similarities imply that all living creatures are descended from a common ancestor who had DNA as its genetic material, employed the genetic code, and expressed its genes through transcription and translation.