Two Species That Both Have the Ability to Fly Must

question 53

True/False

Two species that both have the ability to fly must have evolved from a common ancestor.

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Definitions:

Bilaterally Symmetrical

Refers to a form of symmetry where the body is divided into equal left and right halves.

Evolutionary Advances

Innovations or developments within organisms over time that enhance survival, reproduction, or adaptation to environmental changes.

Nervous Systems

The network of nerve cells and fibers that transmits nerve impulses between parts of the body, facilitating bodily functions and responses to external stimuli.

Memory and Learning

The cognitive processes involved in acquiring new information or modifying existing knowledge (learning) and storing and recalling information (memory).