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The pterosaur adapted to flight with ____.
 A)a membrane-covered hand-like structure with an elongated fourth finger
 B)bird-like wings covered with hollow feathers
 C)bird-like wings with no covering
 D)bat-like wings covered with thick fur
 E)bat-like wings with no covering

Question 2

Water in waves is displaced from the circular orbits when ____.
 A)waves enter progressively shallower water
 B)seas become swells
 C)waves reach great heights
 D)waves reach great lengths
 E)winds reach a critical velocity



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