Which of the following pairs of modern chordate groups are most closely related? A. Hagfishes and lampreys B. Lampreys and ray finned fishes C. Birds and crocodilians D. Sharks and coelacanth

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Which of the following pairs of modern chordate groups are most closely related?

A. Hagfishes and lampreys
B. Lampreys and ray finned fishes
C. Birds and crocodilians
D. Sharks and coelacanth

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Answer: I hope your answer is Birds and crocodilians

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