Answer and explanation:
Monophyletic species are the species whose lineage belongs to the common recent phylogenetic ancestor. As mentioned in the question, the girl has 3 species namely G, H, and K. Because there is no other criteria given, we assume that the closeness of alphabets would reflect the closeness of species. Thus, G and H are closer relative than K. Therefore, if she adds <u>I, and J species</u> in the list, all of them will be closer relatives and we can say that they are monophyletic now.
Mouth or nose = both openings and cavities
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Pharynx = tubelike passageway on top of the throat
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Larynx = a hollow muscular organ also called the voice box
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Trachea = a large membranous tube
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Bronchi = the major air passages of the lungs
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Lungs = the main organs of the respiratory system
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Bronchioles = any of the minute branches into which a bronchus divides
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Alveoli = microscopic pouches inside lungs where gas exchange occurs
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Stalactite.
<u>Stalactite:</u>
- Often, stalagmites develop up from the cave floor, whereas stalagmites typically grow down from the cave roof.
- It's simple to distinguish between the two since stalagmites have a "G" for ground and stalactites have a "T" for top.
- Typically made of calcium carbonate, stalagmites can also be made of lava, mud, peat, pitch, sand, sinter, and amber.
- A single drop of water rich in minerals is the origin of all limestone stalactites.
- The smallest ring of calcite is left behind by the falling water drop.
- Another calcite ring is left behind with each new drop of water that develops and drops.
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The mantle is composed of dense<span>, rocky material which ranges from being virtually solid near the </span>lower<span> boundary with the </span>core<span>, to more squidgy towards the boundary with the overlying </span>layer<span>, the crust . Mantle material is </span>less dense than<span> the </span>core<span>, but still </span>denser than the outer layers<span> of the earth.</span>
