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Chapter 26, Problem 3TYU
VISUAL SKILLS In Figure 26.4, which similarly inclusive taxon is represented as descending from the same common ancestor as Canidae?
- (A) Felidae
- (B) Mustelidae
- (C) Carnivora
- (D) Lutra
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