Comparative embryonic development is the study and comparison of embryos of different species. The diagram shows the comparative embryonic development of a fish, reptile, bird, and human. Assume that the four embryos are at similar stages in their development. How can the study of comparative embryonic development be useful to biologists?
It provides evidence that chordates evolved from different ancestors.
It provides evidence that vestigial structures provide evidence of common ancestry.
It provides evidence that some species with similar embryos have DNA that may be 99% similar.
It provides evidence that no two species share exact DNA even though their embryos look similar.