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    Examine the Evolutionary Relationships Represented in the Following Figure
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Examine the Evolutionary Relationships Represented in the Following Figure

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Examine the evolutionary relationships represented in the following figure.Based upon this diagram,the two most closely related species are ________. Examine the evolutionary relationships represented in the following figure.Based upon this diagram,the two most closely related species are ________.   A) leopards and striped skunks B) leopards and European otters C) European otters and coyotes D) coyotes and wolves


A) leopards and striped skunks
B) leopards and European otters
C) European otters and coyotes
D) coyotes and wolves

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