Arrange according to the time they evolved? A) Bony fish with jaw B) Jawless Fish C)Fish with leg-like fins

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Arrange according to the time they evolved?

A) Bony fish with jaw
B) Jawless Fish
C)Fish with leg-like fins

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Answer:

c a b

Step-by-step explanation:

they go from having legs and a jaw,then no legs and jaw,finally to no jaw

Christian Hubmann answered Aug 17, 2020

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