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... share certain experiences , symbols , beliefs , and values transmitted by their church . The contempo- rary United States , Canada , Great Britain , and Australia share culture traits they have inherited from their common linguistic and ...
... share certain experiences , symbols , beliefs , and values transmitted by their church . The contempo- rary United States , Canada , Great Britain , and Australia share culture traits they have inherited from their common linguistic and ...
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... share certain traits , including mammary glands , that set them apart from birds , reptiles , am- phibians , and insects . These homologies re- flect the fact that mammals share more recent common ancestry with other mammals than they ...
... share certain traits , including mammary glands , that set them apart from birds , reptiles , am- phibians , and insects . These homologies re- flect the fact that mammals share more recent common ancestry with other mammals than they ...
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... share more recent common ancestry , and more homologies , with each other than with organisms in other taxa . Dif- ficulties in distinguishing homologies , which re- flect common ancestry , from analogies , which re- flect convergent ...
... share more recent common ancestry , and more homologies , with each other than with organisms in other taxa . Dif- ficulties in distinguishing homologies , which re- flect common ancestry , from analogies , which re- flect convergent ...
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