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Which contribution to the body of scientific knowledge is most recent? the development of the lever the confirmation of the double-helix structure of DNA the discovery of electricity the theory of evolution
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Which contribution to the body of scientific knowledge is most recent?
the development of the lever
the confirmation of the double-helix structure of DNA
the discovery of electricity
the theory of evolution
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The correct response is "The confirmation of the double-helix structure of DNA"
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