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Biology, 15.04.2020 17:25 dartsummersillp3ff0a

Based on the body structures of these animals, which two conclusions are scientifically sound?
dog
gorilla
chimpanzee
frog
The skeletal structure of the gorilla and chimpanzee suggest a common evolutionary ancestry.
The dog and frog share a closer evolutionary ancestry than the gorilla and chimpanzee.
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The dog is more closely related to the frog than it is to the chimpanzee.
All four organisms share a common vertebrate ancestor.

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