All of the following could be considered evidence of evolution EXCEPT:
A. The structural homology between the forearms of bats and humans.
B. The DNA sequence of the cytochrome-c gene for bats and birds.
C. The dorsal nerve cord of crayfish and birds.
D. Fossils of dinosaurs.
E. A wasp embedded in amber.
Answer (2)
E) a wasp embedded in amber
The correct answer is option C, as it incorrectly describes the dorsal nerve cord of crayfish and birds, making it not credible evidence of evolution. The other choices provide valid examples supporting evolutionary theory through anatomical, genetic, or fossil evidence. Therefore, the structural similarities and differences between these organisms demonstrate their evolutionary relationships more accurately.
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