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Biology, 11.03.2020 08:41 mariahmimibrooks

Indiana is home to fossilized crinoids. These small, sea-dwelling invertebrates are vaguely reminiscent of starfish, and some species
of crinoid are still present on Earth today, but these animals were especially common in the world's oceans about 400 million years
ago. How is this information important to the theory of evolution?
C the presence of croons fossils

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