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 [#permalink] New post 03 Dec 2006, 10:59
In choice A researchers are modified by the phrase before it so it is wrong

Same is true for B, C,

Researcheres have determined is correnct start at it clearly identifies the main subject and verb

In terms of D and E, in D them is unclear in last clause, whether it refers to researchers or leopards

Thus E is best
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 [#permalink] New post 03 Dec 2006, 11:03
Did anyone feel that C might be an option. The Their in E threw me off. I felt like oit referred to nothing.

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 [#permalink] New post 03 Dec 2006, 11:08
A B and C have modifier error. D uses a wrong more rare as
Only correct choice is E
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 [#permalink] New post 03 Dec 2006, 17:29
I see something wrong in all the choices.

In 'their natural habitat' in E, how do we know whether their refers to the leopards or researchers
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 [#permalink] New post 03 Dec 2006, 21:12
g.matter wrote:
Did anyone feel that C might be an option. The Their in E threw me off. I felt like oit referred to nothing.

Where am I wrong guys[/i]


E for me.

Felt that another reason why C is not correct: It's in passive voice. In GMAT, active voice is a better option.

"Their" in E in my view, clearly refers to the leopards as indicated by the immediate sentence after the comma.
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