Which of the following identifies and describes the student model that is most consistent with the data in the table?     Student Model 1 shows that amphibians and reptiles share the most structural similarities and are the most closely related among the four groups. Answer A: Student Model 1 shows that amphibians and reptiles share the most structural similarities and are the most closely related among the four groups. A

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Which of the following identifies and describes the student model that is most consistent with the data in the table?

 
 
  • Student Model 1 shows that amphibians and reptiles share the most structural similarities and are the most closely related among the four groups.

    Answer A: Student Model 1 shows that amphibians and reptiles share the most structural similarities and are the most closely related among the four groups.
    A
  • Student Model 1 shows that sharks and ray-finned fishes share some structural similarities and are the most closely related among the four groups.

    Answer B: Student Model 1 shows that sharks and ray-finned fishes share some structural similarities and are the most closely related among the four groups.
    B
  • Student Model 2 shows that amphibians and reptiles share the most structural similarities and are the most closely related among the four groups.

    Answer C: Student Model 2 shows that amphibians and reptiles share the most structural similarities and are the most closely related among the four groups.
    C
  • Student Model 2 shows that sharks and ray-finned fishes share the fewest structural similarities with amphibians and reptiles and are the most closely related among the four groups.

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