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Similar DNA sequences in genes can be evidence of A. binomial nomenclature. B. mutations. C. common ancestry. D. different anatomy.

Similar DNA sequences in genes can be evidence of A. binomial nomenclature. B. mutations. C. common ancestry. D. different anatomy.
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Similar DNA sequences in genes can be evidence of A. binomial nomenclature. B. mutations. C. common ancestry. D. different anatomy.

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C if I'm not mistaking
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