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PLEASEEE HELPPP THANK YOU!! The cladogram above diagrams the evolutionary history of chordates. Which structural adaptation led to greater motion and a more diverse diet? A) lungs B) true bone C) vertebrate
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The cladogram above diagrams the evolutionary history of chordates. Which structural adaptation led to greater motion and a more diverse diet?
A) lungs B) true bone C) vertebrate D) jaws and paired appendages
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D) Jaws and paired appendages
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