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Rayne Clayton
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19 February, 02:56
Is a hairy frog homologous or vestigial?
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Paxton Davis
19 February, 02:59
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I am pretty sure that Hairy Frog is homologous.
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Nola Osborne
19 February, 03:10
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The hairy frog is vestigial
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