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Which of the following statements about the hybridization of carbon in methane () is true?
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Intro to Organic Chemistry
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Which of the following is considered biochemical evidence for evolution in organic chemistry?
A
Presence of homologous structures
B
Similar sequences among different species
C
Geographical distribution of species
D
Fossil records showing transitional forms
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Understand that biochemical evidence for evolution refers to molecular similarities that suggest common ancestry among different species.
Recognize that DNA sequences are a form of biochemical evidence because they provide a molecular record of evolutionary relationships.
Consider how similar DNA sequences among different species indicate that these species may have evolved from a common ancestor.
Differentiate between biochemical evidence and other forms of evidence for evolution, such as homologous structures, geographical distribution, and fossil records.
Conclude that among the given options, similar DNA sequences among different species are considered biochemical evidence for evolution.
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