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- Explain why Amoeba is living whereas a piece of stone is non living.Based on the diagram, which of the following pairs of organisms have the closest evolutionary relationship? A. Radiolarians and Forams B. Diatoms and Euglenozoans C. Ciliates and Radiolarians D. Diplomonads and EuglenozoansIdentify the each coral in the genus level
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