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Which statement about common descent is correct?
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Which statement about common descent is correct?
A Few species on Earth descended from a common ancestor; most life occurred independently. Few species on Earth descended from a common ancestor; most life occurred independently.
B All life on Earth descended from a common ancestor.
C Some species on Earth descended from a common ancestor; other species do not share any lineage.
D Most species on Earth descended from a common ancestor; some species do not share any lineage.
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