Wings on Insects, Flowers on Plants, and Feathers on Birds

question 66

Multiple Choice

Wings on insects, flowers on plants, and feathers on birds are all examples of variations of some preexisting structures, otherwise known as:

• A) preadaptations.
• B) allopolyploidy.
• C) paedomorphosis.
• D) allometric growth.
• E) punctuated equilibrium.

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