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Shopping at an amber market in northern Myanmar, a partially preserved dinosaur tail has been found by scientists demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had previously realized.
A. a partially preserved dinosaur tail has been found by scientists demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had
B. a partially preserved dinosaur tail found by scientists demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than they had
C. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had
D. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail that demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than that which had been
E. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail which demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than that
A. a partially preserved dinosaur tail has been found by scientists demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had
B. a partially preserved dinosaur tail found by scientists demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than they had
C. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had
D. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail that demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than that which had been
E. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail which demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than that
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D. Parallelism and tense
That parallelism is missing in all the options except D. Tense have and had been is correct
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That parallelism is missing in all the options except D. Tense have and had been is correct
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Shopping at an amber market in northern Myanmar, a partially preserved dinosaur tail has been found by scientists demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had previously realized.
A. a partially preserved dinosaur tail has been found by scientists demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had
B. a partially preserved dinosaur tail found by scientists demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than they had
C. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had
D. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail that demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than that which had been
E. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail which demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than that
A and B are out forthwith because of misplaced modification.
C. It is not clear what the pronoun 'they' refers to. It could be the Scientists or it could be the nearest feathers or even the dinosaurs and birds.
D. The expression 'that - which' is redundant. In addition, the phrase 'that which had been previously realized' is wordy. We can easily reduce it to "that previously realized" as done in E.
E. Although this looks like the best of the choices, still it is a sore point that the relative pronoun is used without the comma before. The use of the relative pronoun, 'which' without comma has not been seen at least in GMAT. However, E,as there is no other go.
A. a partially preserved dinosaur tail has been found by scientists demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had
B. a partially preserved dinosaur tail found by scientists demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than they had
C. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail demonstrating that the feathers of dinosaurs and birds are more directly related than they had
D. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail that demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than that which had been
E. scientists have found a partially preserved dinosaur tail which demonstrates a much more direct relationship between the feathers of dinosaurs and birds than that
A and B are out forthwith because of misplaced modification.
C. It is not clear what the pronoun 'they' refers to. It could be the Scientists or it could be the nearest feathers or even the dinosaurs and birds.
D. The expression 'that - which' is redundant. In addition, the phrase 'that which had been previously realized' is wordy. We can easily reduce it to "that previously realized" as done in E.
E. Although this looks like the best of the choices, still it is a sore point that the relative pronoun is used without the comma before. The use of the relative pronoun, 'which' without comma has not been seen at least in GMAT. However, E,as there is no other go.
