The geographic distributions of species on Earth are more consistent with evolutionary than with nonevolutionary predictions.

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The geographic distributions of species on Earth are more consistent with evolutionary than with nonevolutionary predictions.

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Explanation: The geographical distribution of species is more consistent with evolution, most organisms in particular geographical location like the TEMPERATE REGION AND THE TROPICAL REGIONS have similar features. Bio-geography (interception of biology and geography) is a term used to show that evolution of organisms is more consistent with geography kindly see an example below

Majority of the mammal species in Australia are marsupials (they carry their young in a pouch), while majority of the mammal species in other parts of the world are placental (they nourish their young through a placenta).