Evolutionary biologists can put together a logical sequence of events on how a group of organisms evolved from a common ancestor by using all of the following methods except
A) fossil records.
B) species behaviour.
C) structural homologies.
D) molecular similarities.

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Species behavior, while it can provide insights into the ecological roles and social structures of organisms, is not a direct method for reconstructing a sequence of evolutionary events or determining phylogenetic relationships. Fossil records, structural homologies, and molecular similarities are direct methods used to trace evolutionary histories and infer common ancestry.

Evolutionary Biologists Can Put Together a Logical Sequence of Events