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Use the diagram to answer the question below.
The diagram shows a primate evolutionary tree.
Diagram of primate evolutionary tree showing common ancestor branching to Lesser apes (gibbons) and Great apes (orang-utans, gorillas, chimpanzees, humans) with intermediate levels.
According to the tree, which statement about gibbons and orangutans is correct?
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Gibbons evolved from orangutans.
Gibbons evolved from orangutans.
They both evolved from a common ancestor.
They both evolved from a common ancestor.
Orangutans evolved from gibbons.
Orangutans evolved from gibbons.
They are both ancestors of chimpanzees.
They are both ancestors of chimpanzees.
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They both evolved from a common ancestor.
The tree shows gibbons and orangutans as separate branches from an earlier common ancestor, not one evolving from the other.
The tree shows gibbons and orangutans as separate branches from an earlier common ancestor, not one evolving from the other.
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