Archaeopteryx fossils show that the animal had feathers like a bird. it also had a bony tail, teeth, and claws on its wings like a reptile. scientists claim this is evidence of a common ancestor. what makes this a sound claim?

The answer is Archaeopteryx fossil share traits with both birds and reptiles

Archaeopteryx was a bird-like dinosaur. It lived in an archipelago of islands that later formed Europe 150 millions of years ago. It was a raven-size. It had a feather and wing and was able to fly. Despite that, it was more similar to the dinosaurs than the modern birds, with its sharp teeth, claws, and skeleton. Nevertheless, it represents transitional fossil between reptiles and birds.

the answer is admiramos

the rule for verbs is whoever you are referring to (in this case 'nosotros'), you need to change the ending of the word.

nosotros - amos

yo - o

tu - as

el, ella, usted - a

ellos, ellas, ustedes - an

(examples: nosotros bailamos (instead of bailar) or yo hablo (instead of habla)

i believe it is c: genes for body color and wing size are inherited separately from each parent.