Question

charles darwin applied a wide variety of observations to help him develop his ideas about evolution. which general statement describes several of the observations that darwin made and considered, and later incorporated into his theory of evolution?
a. species may vary from place to place, but most species are distributed widely on all continents.
b. fossils show that ancient species were identical or nearly identical to modern species.
c. all species use dna to carry and translate genetic information.
d. species on islands tend to resemble mainland species, yet differ from them in many ways.

Explanation:

Answer:

A. Species may vary from place to place, but most species are distributed widely on all continents.