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By studying footprints, skin prints and feather prints, many paleontologists now believe dinosaurs are most closely related to A reptiles B. amphibians C. mammals D. birds
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By studying footprints, skin prints and feather prints, many paleontologists now believe dinosaurs are most
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A reptiles
B. amphibians
C. mammals
D. birds
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A) Reptiles
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