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Would you expect the DNA of crocodilians to be more similar to the DNA of modern birds or the DNA of turtles? Explain your reasoning.
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Would you expect the DNA of crocodilians to be more similar to the DNA of modern birds or the DNA of turtles? Explain your reasoning.
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It would most definitely be more similar to the turtle based on common features . Birds are unlike both turtles and crocodiles
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IT would be more similar to turtles becuse they are bouth reptiles?
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