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Suggesting that the earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats, were the structure of its teeth and flight mechanism and also their elaborate burrowing practices.
(A) Suggesting that the earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats, were the structure of its teeth and flight mechanism and also their
(B) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats as suggests its structure of its teeth and its flight mechanism as well as their
(C) That the earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats is suggested by the structure of its teeth and its flight mechanism as well as its
(D) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats as suggested by the structure of its teeth and from its flight mechanism as well as its
(E) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats is suggested by the structure of its teeth, flight mechanism, and its
(A) Suggesting that the earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats, were the structure of its teeth and flight mechanism and also their
(B) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats as suggests its structure of its teeth and its flight mechanism as well as their
(C) That the earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats is suggested by the structure of its teeth and its flight mechanism as well as its
(D) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats as suggested by the structure of its teeth and from its flight mechanism as well as its
(E) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats is suggested by the structure of its teeth, flight mechanism, and its
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Suggesting that the earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats, were the structure of its teeth and flight mechanism and also their elaborate burrowing practices.
(A) Suggesting that the earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats, were the structure of its teeth and flight mechanism and also their
first part (as depicted in color) isn't a gerund..hence, it can't act as the subject of the given sentence
(B) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats as suggests its structure of its teeth and its flight mechanism as well as their
use of 'its' to refer to plural form ie, the 'contemporary South American burrowing bats' is incorrect
(C) That the earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats is suggested by the structure of its teeth and its flight mechanism as well as its
the color portion is a noun clause..correctly used as a subject of the sentence
(D) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats as suggested by the structure of its teeth and from its flight mechanism as well as its
parallelism error..'by' is missing in the end
(E) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats is suggested by the structure of its teeth, flight mechanism, and its
parallelism error..'its' is missing in front of flight meachanism
(C) is the correct answer
(A) Suggesting that the earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats, were the structure of its teeth and flight mechanism and also their
first part (as depicted in color) isn't a gerund..hence, it can't act as the subject of the given sentence
(B) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats as suggests its structure of its teeth and its flight mechanism as well as their
use of 'its' to refer to plural form ie, the 'contemporary South American burrowing bats' is incorrect
(C) That the earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats is suggested by the structure of its teeth and its flight mechanism as well as its
the color portion is a noun clause..correctly used as a subject of the sentence
(D) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats as suggested by the structure of its teeth and from its flight mechanism as well as its
parallelism error..'by' is missing in the end
(E) The earliest known bat, which lived 15 million years ago, resembled the contemporary South American burrowing bats is suggested by the structure of its teeth, flight mechanism, and its
parallelism error..'its' is missing in front of flight meachanism
(C) is the correct answer
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In option C - "suggested by the structure of its teeth and its flight mechanism as well as its elaborate burrowing practices":
The stem is "suggested by the structure of" and then the three elements are
-its teeth
-its flight mechanism
-its elaborate burrowing practices.
My question is - How the the sentence make sense with the second element resulting in "The structure of its flight mechanism"??
Am i approaching this correctly? GMATNinja? bb
