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Biology, 10.12.2020 19:40, madisonanders

Modern horses have a hoof on their feet. The fossils of their ancestors who have died out had multiple toes that then evolved into a hoof. This means that the a
Organisms that have hooves were more likely to reproduce.
b
Organisms with multiple toes didn't eat as much
c
Organisms with toes were eaten by predators
d
Organisms with hooves were taller and stronger

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