Example #1: Aerial Organisms (Like birds) has shockingly similar traits to raptors and small feathered lizards capable of flying.
With how shockingly similar these creatures are, why aren't they called 'raptors?'. Well, they are actually, because they are proven to have incredible resemblance to their ancient ancestors. Chickens included, they are actually one of the closest relatives to the Tyrannosaurus Rex, one of the most famous dinosaurs.
I don’t think you can, Chang your profile picture, you can only log out, or click on those terms and stuff
A. archaea because lack a nucleus and cell organelles ·cell walls do not contain peptidoglycan
The g1 phase of interphase marks the primary growth period of the cell. This is the phase in which it's organelles become fully formed after branching off from the other daughter cell during cytokinesis, as well as performing the function that cell was intended for (like with the rest of interphase)
Natural selection? Not sure if this helps but.. " A trait that gives the individual an advantage in survival or reproduction, given under a circumstance" sorry if im wrong ]: