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Different species often have structures that are used differently but are very similar in form. Which of the following hypotheses is supported by this evidence? HELP PLEASE

Different species often have structures that are used differently but are very similar in form. Which of the following hypotheses is supported by this evidence? HELP PLEASE
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Different species often have structures that are used differently but are very

similar in form. Which of the following hypotheses is supported by this
evidence?
HELP PLEASE

Different species often have structures that are used differently but are very similar-example-1
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Answer:i think its d

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