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The question that is given over here says that we have to design an experiment to prove that all living organisms have the same morphology.
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Comparative morphology is an important tool.
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This helps to determine the evolutionary relationships between the organisms and whether or not they share a common ancestor.
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And then anatomical similarities between the organisms support the idea that these organisms may be evolved from a common ancestor.
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Morphological evidence is the data that is used to detect and explain the patterns of variation.
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And then it is also used to define the limits of species.
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Also it is used to determine the evolutionary relationships.
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So detailed comparisons of the morphological features of different animals or poise the comparative anotomy.
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This provides strong arguments for the evolutionary relationships among the different species.
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In the course of evolution, animals and plants tend to undergo adaptive morphological changes that able to better adapt themselves to the environment...