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Archaeopteryx and the vulture below show a connection for what ? A. The extinction event of dinosaurs
B. The homologous structures which suggests a group of dinosaurs evolved the ability to fly and eventually evolved into modern day birds
C. the analogous structures of animals that have different origins but the same usage
D. the competition that existed between birds and reptiles during the permian


Archaeopteryx and the vulture below show a connection for what ?

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