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By studying fossils, scientists have learned that A. plants have changed over time, but animals have not. B.animals have changed over time, but plants have not. C. neither animals nor plants have changed
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By studying fossils, scientists have learned that

A. plants have changed over time, but animals have not.

B.animals have changed over time, but plants have not.
C. neither animals nor plants have changed over time.

D. both animals and plants have changed over time.
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answer choice D. both animals and plants have changed overtime
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D

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both plants and animals have evolved over time

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