What are the four types of evidence that support the theory of evolution what are they?

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HELP PLEASE

Answer 1

I don't know why you asked the same exact question 3 times. I gave a full description in another post.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AmiwcqFgnMC2QHEoVOkL3y_zy6IX?qid=20061127161951AALL9zd

... But on the assumption that this is some school question or project, I'll try and compress all the evidence into just four main categories:

1. Evolution reproduced in the lab or documented in nature, including the basic mechanisms of natural selection established in artificial selection (like breeding).

2. Fossil evidence.

3. Genetic and molecular (DNA) evidence.

4. Common morphology and proteins (vestigial, homologous, and atavistic structures and proteins).

5. Others (OK, that's 5 ... but I needed a place to include things like bacteriology, virology, imunology, embryology, biogeography).

Again, these are just the names of the *categories* of evidence ... for details, see my other post.

Answer 2

One thing to remember about theory in biology is that it actually is the same definition as law in physics. Biologists have been trying to change it for years. I hope this site will help you.
http://evolution.berkeley.edu/