Question

11.1 define evolution and list the six types of evidence for evolution. complete the following passage regarding the different types of evidence for evolution. evidence for evolution can be found in many places. both lizards and fish possess gill slits during development, supporting the idea that they are blank to one another. if the dna of two species of similar - looking moss is found to be very different, it is evidence that the two species are blank related. when one or more of the species to be compared are now extinct, blank must be studied for evidence of an evolutionary relationship. embryos closely fossils distantly related unrelated

Explanation:

Both lizards and fish having gill - slits during development shows relatedness. Different DNA in similar - looking moss means they are unrelated. Fossils are studied for extinct species' evolutionary relationships.

Answer:

related, unrelated, fossils