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The earliest horses had a single large foot bone, intermediate forms had three foot bones (two small and one large), and modern horses have four foot bones (three small and one large).
The earliest horses had a single large foot bone, intermediate forms had three foot bones (two small and one large), and modern horses have four foot bones (three small and one large).
Early and intermediate horses had three foot bones (two small and one large), and modern horses have four foot bones (three small and one large).
Early and intermediate horses had three foot bones (two small and one large), and modern horses have four foot bones (three small and one large).
The earliest horses had four foot bones (three small and one large), intermediate forms had three foot bones (two small and one large), and modern horses have a single large foot bone.
The earliest horses had four foot bones (three small and one large), intermediate forms had three foot bones (two small and one large), and modern horses have a single large foot bone.
Early and intermediate horses had four foot bones (three small and one large), and modern horses have three foot bones (two small and one large).
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The correct response that captures the pattern in horse evolution is:
The earliest horses had a single large foot bone, intermediate forms had three foot bones (two small and one large), and modern horses have four foot bones (three small and one large).
This describes the progression from a simpler foot structure in early horses to a more complex arrangement in modern horses.
