adkikani wrote:
Do we not have to strengthen this conclusion?
Is not B strengthening the argument by eliminating against other possibilities and protecting against
potential weakeners? Let me know your thoughts.
WR,
Arpit.
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(B) The chromosomes of the zebra finch and the dark-eyed junco contain fragments of no virus other than the hepadnavirus.
We are only told that fragments of ahepadnavirus are passed on to all descendants once inserted into an animal's chromosome. We are not told what happens when a chromosome
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