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cherise1989

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Features that serve the same purpose on very dissimilar organisms are called ____.
 A)heterologous
 B)exogenous
 C)homologous
 D)analogous
 E)vestigial

Question 2

Most of Earth's fresh water is found in ____.
 A)glaciers
 B)lakes
 C)rivers and streams
 D)groundwater
 E)the atmosphere



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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