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The cladogram below was created to show the evolutionary relationships between different vertebrates.
which of the following inferences can be made, based on this information?
a. amphibians and birds share a more recent common evolutionary ancestor than sharks and birds.
b. birds and sharks do not share a common evolutionary ancestor.
c. having a bony skeleton did not provide an evolutionary advantage to sharks or ray-finned fish.
d. rabbits and primates diverged more recently than crocodiles and birds.
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