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A fossil sequence in older-to-younger rock layers shows:
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reptiles with jaw bones adapted for chewing,
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later fossils with smaller jaw bones and larger middle-ear bones,
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mammals with three middle-ear bones and a single lower jaw bone.
What is the best explanation for how this fossil pattern supports evolution?
A fossil sequence in older-to-younger rock layers shows:
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reptiles with jaw bones adapted for chewing,
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later fossils with smaller jaw bones and larger middle-ear bones,
-
mammals with three middle-ear bones and a single lower jaw bone.
What is the best explanation for how this fossil pattern supports evolution?