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Which best describes the two types of shared characteristics? 1 - characteristics that remain in the common ancestor and the modern organism 2 - characteristics that are new and have been modified from what was found in the common ancestor 1 - characteristics that are new in the common ancestor and the modern organism 2 - characteristics that have been modified from what was found in the common ancestor 1 - characteristics that have been modified in the common ancestor but not in the modern organism 2 - characteristics that are new in both the common ancestor and the modern organism 1 - characteristics that remain in the common ancestor and the modern organism 2 - characteristics that are new in both the common ancestor and the modern organism
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