The Similarity of Design Between the Eyes of Vertebrates and the Eyes

question 36

Multiple Choice

The similarity of design between the eyes of vertebrates and the eyes of many cephalopods provides an excellent example of

• A)divergent evolution.
• B)convergent evolution.
• C)perpendicular phylogeny.
• D)adaptive radiation.
• E)cladistic phylogeny.

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