Continuous changes in the fossil record, evident in rock strata, demonstrate ongoing evolution by showing an organism's changes over time.
Les changements continus dans les archives fossiles, visibles dans les couches de roches (strates), témoignent de l'évolution continue car ils enregistrent les modifications d'un organisme au fil du temps.
| Text | Continuous change in the fossil record is the evidence of continous evolution because they provide a record of an organism over time. Time can be seen in the strata layers of rock in which fossils are preserved. |
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