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Chemistry, 13.05.2021 17:40 mprjug6

Which of the following is NOT evidence that whales and dolphins changed over time and once lived on land? a. They have lungs
b. They have arm bones that look like those bones of land qwelling organisms.
c. They have small hairs.
d. They do not have hair.

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