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Unlike present day elephants, studies report that the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had significantly smaller ears as a lot of heat can be lost through larger, floppy ears.
A) Unlike present day elephants, studies report that the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had significantly smaller ears B) studies report that the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had smaller significant ears unlike present day elephants do C) studies report that as present day elephants, the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had significantly smaller ears D) studies report that unlike present day elephants, the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had significantly smaller ears E) As present day elephants, studies report that the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had significantly smaller ears
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Unlike present day elephants, studies report that the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had significantly smaller ears as a lot of heat can be lost through larger, floppy ears.
A) Unlike present day elephants, studies report that the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had significantly smaller ears --Wrong comparison B) studies report that the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had smaller significant ears unlike present day elephants do --change in meaning + wrong comparison C) studies report that as present day elephants, the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had significantly smaller ears --usage of 'As' is incorrect D) studies report that unlike present day elephants, the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had significantly smaller ears --Correct E) As present day elephants, studies report that the woolly mammoth of sub-Arctic regions of Asia, Europe and North America had significantly smaller ears --same as A and C.
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IMO D for the highlighted errors in other options.
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