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Some species of animals have moved into caves over generations. Which of the following structures would MOST LIKELY to have become a vestigial structure in these animals? eyes e…
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Some species of animals have moved into caves over generations. Which of the
following structures would MOST LIKELY to have become a vestigial structure in
these animals?
eyes
ears
teeth
legs
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I think the correct answer would also be eyes
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the correct answer is eyes
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