The remains of a domesticated species may be distinguishable from a wild species by reference to:

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The remains of a domesticated species may be distinguishable from a wild species by reference to size, geographic distribution, and morphology, so the best choice would be D - all of the above. Domesticated species may be selectively bred for larger or smaller sizes, may have a different geographic distribution due to human migration and trade, and may have distinct morphological features due to selective breeding or artificial selection.

The Remains of a Domesticated Species May Be Distinguishable from a Wild