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Originally posted by garimavyas on 08 Mar 2011, 01:26.
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Descending approximately 4,000 years ago from the African wildcat, it has been an exceedingly short time for the domestic cat with respect to genetic evolution and it scarcely seems sufficient to allow the marked physical changes that transformed the animal.
a)Descending approximately 4,000 years ago from the African wildcat, it has been an exceedingly short time for the domestic cat with respect to genetic evolution and it scarcely seems sufficient to allow the marked physical changes that transformed the animal.
b)The domestic cat descended from the African wildcat approximately 4,000 years ago, which is an exceedingly short time for the domestic cat's genetic evolution and scarcely sufficient for the marked physical changes that transformed the animal.
c)Descending from the African wildcat approximately 4,000 years ago, the domestic cat has had an exceedingly short time for its genetic evolution and has been scarcely sufficient for the marked physical changes in the animal.
d)Having descended from the African wildcat approximately 4,000 years ago, the domestic cat has had an exceedingly short time for its genetic evolution that has scarcely been sufficient for the marked physical changes that transformed the animal.
e)The domestic cat descended from the African wildcat approximately 4,000 years ago, an exceedingly recent divergence with respect to genetic evolution and one which scarcely seems sufficient to allow the marked physical changes in the animal.
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i am confused between b and e , because e uses new terms , otherwise e should be the obvious choice. can anyone explain in detail what exactly is wrong with b ?
B. The domestic cat descended from the African wildcat approximately 4,000 years ago, which is an exceedingly short time for the domestic cat's genetic evolution and scarcely sufficient for the marked physical changes that transformed the animal
Since both exceedingly short time and scarcely sufficient refer to the time that is 4000 years. All other choices are not providing this reference.
What is an OA Plz do provide OA with every post. I request moderators to take this into consideration that people should provide OA and if not available then should provide the source of the question.
@ saptarishi maharaj , first of all , 'according to me' is wrong English. and the OA is given as E that is why i have put this question up for discussion. the question is from mgmat q-bank , now please...
@ experts on the forum , does (4000 years ago) represent a time period to be used as 'exceedingly short time' ?
using 'divergence' in E implies bringing in new terminology and that is what confused me . is that valid on the gmat ?
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