Is there a site where the specific evidence is drawn out, perhaps with pictures of the bone structures?
I don't know about a site, but a great book for you to read would be this one:
K.F. Liem, W.E. Bemis, W.F. Walker. & L. Grande. (2001)
Functional Anatomy of the Vertebrates: An Evolutionary Perspective.
I hope to get some of this stuff up on the EvoWiki soon, when I have time. I think morphology is a better form of evidence than genetic homology, because it is easier understood by the layman (that is, the people who are most likely to doubt evolutionary theory).
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