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He collected, observed, and studied them for changes acquired over thousands of years.
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How does fossils contribute with Darwin's theory?
He noted the changes in the fossils over time, thus providing evidence for evolution.
What evidence from fossils and rock layers influenced Darwin ideas?
dont no
What new questions arose as Darwin studied fossils?
Darwin wondered why so many species had disappeared and how they were related to living species.
How would you use fossils in a sentence?
Archaeologist Darwin has found a suspicious fossil at the Grand Canyon.
Charles Darwin found fossils that looked like ancient versions of living species From this evidence Darwin suggested that Earth was?
more than 6,000 years old
Did Charles Darwin have evidence to prove evolution?
No, of course not. Evidence does not prove evolution - it validates the theory.Evidence which Darwin had included limited fossils, and observed apparent speciation in birds.
Darwin felt that fossils of extinct armadillos that resembled living armadillos were evidence that?
evolution for the first blank
People of Darwin's time understood that fossils?
thought they were gorilla noses that fell off ------------------------------------------------------------ No idea what this guy was talking about. :o preserved remains of ancient organisms. <------------- is the answer your looking for :D
How is it that after two centuries since Darwin's theories have been published you are still looking for the missing links between an ape and a human?
The inability to find fossils of a missing link between apes and humans does not reflect negatively on Darwin's theories. Fossils of creatures that old are rare and difficult to find.
What did Charles Darwin discover in the cliffs of Punta Alba?
Fossils that provided insight into the theory of evolution
Darwin found fossils of many different organisms that were different from any living species How would this finding have affected his understanding of life's diversity?
Darwin realized after seeing a bunch of fossils (and the differences between the finches on the Galapagos Islands) that animals must be adapting to better fit their environments, and thus, becoming more diverse.
What idea of Darwin's based on fossils and the modern organisms you found basically says that genetic changes are inherited by later generations?
Fish
