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The skeleton of the human hand is similar in structure to a. Bird's wings b. Ancient fish c. Dog's legs d. All of the above

The skeleton of the human hand is similar in structure to a. Bird's wings b. Ancient fish c. Dog's legs d. All of the above
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The skeleton of the human hand is similar in structure to

a. Bird's wings
b. Ancient fish
c. Dog's legs
d. All of the above

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a. Bird's wings

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