In 2004, scientists discovered 375-million-year-old fossils of an unusual organism. The animal had features of both fish and land-dwelling organisms. It had fins, gills, and scales. It also had lungs, ribs, and limb bones arranged to support the animals weight. Scientists have
inferred that this animal was carnivore that lived in the shallow waters of streams.
How does the fossil evidence of Tiktaalik roseae support the theory of evolution?
O A. It is an example of how one species can evolve when its environment changes.
O B. It shows how the bone structure of some land animals enables them to swim underwater.
O C. It demonstrates why organisms can become extinct if they do not adapt to their environments.
OD. It represents how traits could have evolved that would allow marine organisms to survive on land,