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What prevented early plants from moving far from water? A. They reproduced asexually. B. They were angiosperms. c. They were sporophytes. D. They dried out easily.
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What prevented early plants from moving far from water?

A. They reproduced asexually.
B. They were angiosperms.
c. They were sporophytes.
D. They dried out easily.

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D they dried out easily
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