The repeated evolution of ________ on the animal phylogeny is a classic example of convergent evolution. Select one: a) coelom b) segmentation c) bilateral symmetry d) multicellularity e) spiral cleavage during development
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a) Coelom: The coelom is a body cavity found in many animals, but it is not a feature that has evolved repeatedly in different lineages. Show more…
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