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Refer to the Figure, Which Shows Hornworts

Question 209

Question 209

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Refer to the figure, which shows hornworts. Refer to the figure, which shows hornworts.   In which order did this hornwort plant develop, from oldest to newest growth? A)  B <font face= symbol ></font> A <font face= symbol ></font> C B)  A <font face= symbol ></font> B <font face= symbol ></font> C C)  A <font face= symbol ></font> C <font face= symbol ></font> B D)  C <font face= symbol ></font> A <font face= symbol ></font> B E)  C <font face= symbol ></font> B <font face= symbol ></font> A In which order did this hornwort plant develop, from oldest to newest growth?


A) B  A  C
B) A  B  C
C) A  C  B
D) C  A  B
E) C  B  A

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