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During the _____, collections of animals appear to have been unimportant to people.
 
  a. Roman Empire
  b. Middle Ages
  c. 21st century
  d. 19th century

Question 2

This man wrote a book, called History of Animals, based on his observations.
 
  a. Ptolemy
  b. Henry I
  c. Alexander the Great
  d. Aristotle



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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