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Mermaid. ... Ursula is based on the "sea witch" character in Hans Christian 
Andersen's ... It was thought that she would be another species of sea creature, 
such as a .... With time, Ursula's assumptions are proven correct, as Ariel one day 
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Question: Ariel, the lead character in a 1989 animated film, is one of these creatures
Answer: Mermaid