please explain your answer.would this be B because sharks dont have lungs? All Gnathostomes have:I) mineralized teethII) lung derivativesIII) vertebraeO A. I & IIB. I & IIIO C. II & IIIO D. I, II & Il

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would this be B because sharks dont have lungs?

All Gnathostomes have:
I) mineralized teeth
II) lung derivatives
III) vertebrae
O A. I & II
B. I & III
O C. II & III
O D. I, II & Il

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