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A frog and an apple tree do not have many things in common except they are both living things. As such, it is evident that they both-​

A frog and an apple tree do not have many things in common except they are both living things. As such, it is evident that they both-​
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A frog and an apple tree do not have many things in common except they are both living things. As such, it is evident that they both-​

A frog and an apple tree do not have many things in common except they are both living-example-1
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Are composed of at least one cell (B)

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Why it's not A- Apples can't migrate
  • Why it's not C- Apples don't have tonges
  • Why it's not D- Frogs can't do photosynthesis (They don't have Chloroplasts)
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