What is the difference between natural and artificial mummies? A. There is no such thing as an artificial mummy. B. Natural mummies were created by the environment while artifical mummies were preserved by other humans. C. Natural mummies were created by the environment while artifical mummies were created by modern day archaeologists. D. Natural mummies were preserved by prehistoric populations while artifical mummies were preserved by modern humans.

What is the difference between natural and artificial mummies? A. There is no such thing as an artificial mummy. B. Natural mummies were created by the environment while artifical mummies were preserved by other humans. C. Natural mummies were created by the environment while artifical mummies were created by modern day archaeologists. D. Natural mummies were preserved by prehistoric populations while artifical mummies were preserved by modern humans.

Concepts of Biology

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Chapter12: Diversity Of Life

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