Match the description with the type of evidence of evolution they belong to. 1. Homologous structures Study of Fossils 2. Universality of DNA as genetic material Anatomy and Embryology 3. Geographic distribution of Molecular Biology organisms on the planet Biogeography 4. Records tells the story of the past and shows the evolution of form over millions of years 7000

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