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         <title>                        Adaptation </title>
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         <title>  2 interesting things from this chapter</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<p>I think its interesting that all bones look quite similar and that humans evolved from apes to our current things.  - Brody </p><p><br/></p><p>Whales do not actually have gills, instead they breathe through their blowhole.</p><p>I also found it interesting that a dolphin, bat, human and cat's bones all look really similar -Luke</p><p><br/></p>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<p>Section 1:</p><ol><li><p>Species</p></li></ol><p>   2.  adaptation</p><p>   3. Evolution</p><p>    4. A</p><p>     5. It shows that they are different by stating that the fossils from older layers have different characteristics than present day organisms because of evolution. </p><p>   6.Fossils provide the evidence that whales might have originated from a mammal that walked on land or spent time in land and water.</p><p>   7. whales do not have gills, as they breathe air through their blowhole. Fish do have gills.</p><p>   8. Most likely their biological parents because their parents gave some of their traits and their offspring inherited them from their parents. Their cousins are just offspring of their parents siblings.</p><p>  9. Most likely in layer C because organisms that lived further in time would be buried in lower layers than organisms that lives after themselves.</p>]]></description>
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