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There are many ways waves can shape Earth's surface. For example, the waves can constantly brush up against a rocky ledge or cliff, and it can shape the cliff. It can change it's shape and/or form and can break away the rock or land. The waves can also bang against the rock, making it loose and the rock shapes itself by falling off or apart. This is otherwise known as erosion.
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Nonvascular plants require water for sexual reproduction.
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The part of the brain involved with movement is the Cerebellum as this part controls balance, movement and coordination.
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code reads CAATCT. Over time, two species form from this population. Species 1 has a mutation in this region; it has CTATCT. Species 2 has another mutation; it has CAATAT.
Scientists discover a new organism, species 3. The new organism has the code CTATCG for the same section.
Which option is most likely true for species 3?
Select one:
Species 3 is not likely to be related to species 1, species 2, or their
