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1. Bones and teeth are thought to have formed through the of dental elements in early Conodonts.
Next, , which determine where body parts are located, duplicated in animal genomes, resulting in
the doubling of cartilaginous tissues around [Select] a.jaw bones b. Skelefal rods v ^ . These two
steps are hypothesized to have led to c. gill slits c. Cranium bones forming in vertebrates.
![Bones and teeth are thought to have formed through the of dental elements in early Conodonts.
Next, , which determine where body parts are located, duplicated in animal genomes, resulting in
the doubling of cartilaginous tissues around [Select] a.jaw bones b. Skelefal rods v ^ . These two
steps are hypothesized to have led to c. gill slits c. Cranium bones forming in vertebrates.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/bonesandteetharethoughttohaveformedthroughtheofdentaleleme-230224024452-ed9b19f5/85/Bones-and-teeth-are-thought-to-have-formed-through-the-of-dental-eleme-docx-1-320.jpg)
