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QUESTION 15 Which of the following is NOT necessarily strong evidence supporting a common ancestry and...

QUESTION 15

  1. Which of the following is NOT necessarily strong evidence supporting a common ancestry and close relatedness between two species?

    embryonic development of gill slits

    presence of wings and the ability to fly

    homologous structures that are used in similar ways

    similar nucleotide sequence in the gene that codes for cytochrome c
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The correct answer is option B) presence of wings and the ability to fly, because all the other option are strong evidence supporting a common ancestry and close relatedness between two species.

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