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The unidentified primate shares greater morphological (physical shape) similarities with humans than with chimps.
The unidentified primate shares a common ancestor with both chimps than with humans, but shares a more recent common ancestor with chimps.
The chimp and human posses more morphological similarity to each other than either species does with the unidentified primate.
The unidentified chimp shares a common ancestor with both chimps and humans, but shares a more recent common ancestor with humans.
The unidentified chimp is a hybird offspring of a human and a chimp.
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Newer forms appearing in the fossil record are the modified descendants older species
Organisms that descend from high elevations are modified as they acquire new traits
All living things descended from a recent common ancestor on the Galapagos Islands
Individuals modify their behavior to survive and then pass those modifications to their descendants
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Platyhelminthes (ex. planarian worm)
Porifera (ex. sponge)
Chordata (ex. tunicate)
Cnidaria (ex. anemone)
Arthropoda (ex. beetle)
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Experimental fruit flies had their wings clipped for 50 generations, and all of their offspring continued to develop wings.
Giraffes stretched their necks to eat leaves and over the course of a single generation, the offspring inherited necks that were several feet longer than their parents.
The great grandchildren of a family who all eat high fat diets will be the least obese kids relative to their parents, grandparents, and great grandparents.
A turtle that can hold its breath under water for 1 minute eventually produces offspring. These turtles will be able to hold their breath slightly longer than their parent. The future generations of these turtles will continue to be able to hold their breath for even longer durations then their parents if all turtles across the generations acquire the ability to take longer breaths.
None of the above
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