Match the best scientific field of study with the example of evidence for evolution. (embryology, geography, genetics, physical chemistry, comparative anatomy astronomy, paleontology, artificial selection, geology/earth science, engineering) Group of answer choices
Skeletal remains dating back millions of years show extinct creatures that look progressively different, including some that look like modern animals.

Early fetal stages of related creatures share many similar traits (including appendage shape, gill structures, and tails), even when those features are not present in the fully developed form.

Although all living creatures have DNA, changes in that code can help show how closely related different organisms are, and when different species diverged from one another.

Different species may share physical features, even if those features have evolved different shapes and uses (like bat wings, whale fins, and human arms). This shows that those species must share a common ancestor that also had those physical features.

Determining ages of layered rocks reveals the types and frequency of living creatures at those times, including when they changed or went extinct.

Humans have strategically influenced the reproduction animal and plant species for hundreds of years. They only allow individuals with the traits that they want to breed so they choose and control which genes become more common in the population.

More closely related species are found in areas that are near each other, or follow patterns in migration or even the movement of the Earth's land masses.