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Which is an example of using comparative anatomy to study evolutionary relationships? a: comparing and contrasting the dna of two organisms b: studying the digestive system structure in two organisms c: using ancient footprints to learn about an organism’s behaviors d: looking at the development of a fertilized egg of an organism

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