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Biology, 29.08.2019 16:10 Nataliepavon7

What information do fossils provide about the history of organisms on earth? a. organisms have stayed exactly the same since the earth was formed. b. fossils do not provide any information about the history of organisms on earth. c. organisms on earth have evolved and changed significantly over time. d. organisms on earth have not evolved or changed during the last 200 years.

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