An ostrich and an emu are both flightless birds found on completely different continents (ostrich in Africa, emu in Australia). These birds have slightly different evolutionary histories, but have independently evolved similar adaptations due in part to the similar habitats they occupy. What type of evidence for evolution do these birds present

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Answer:

The correct answer is "Biogeography".

Explanation:

The missing options for this question are:

-Comparative embryology

-Biogeography

-Bioinformatics

-Fossils

The correct answer is "Biogeography".

Biogeography is a field of study focused on how species have changed over its evolutionary history regarding its distribution and geographical localization. Biogeography particularly examines biological diversity patterns. The evidence of evolution between the ostrich and the emu populations is of biogeographical type, since they are located in different regions but they are exposed to similar habitats.