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If you were asked to separate the reptiles from birds on the chordate family tree, which characteristic would you use?
1.flight
2.nurse young
3.endothermic
4.teeth

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This organism would belong to which group of animals?
1.sponges
2.jellyfishes
3.echinoderms
4.chordates

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