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Question

Find an odd one out.

Options

  • Human hand

  • flipper of whale

  • cat’s foreleg

  • wings of birds

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Solution

wings of birds

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Chapter 1: Heredity and Evolution - Find an odd one out

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SCERT Maharashtra Science and Technology 2 [English] 10 Standard SSC
Chapter 1 Heredity and Evolution
Find an odd one out | Q 4

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