Traits which are shared by more than one member of a group due to common ancestry are known are synapomorphies.
The term synapomorphies refers to the possession of a trait by more than one member of a particular group due to the existence of a common ancestor.
Analogies include structures or organs which have developed from separate ancestors but are linked with the same function in different organisms e.g. wings of a bat and wings of an insect.
Homologies include structures or organs which have the same origin (developed from a common ancestor) but perform dissimilar functions e.g. wings of a bat and the forelimb or hand of a human.
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John Dalton's theory:
1) All matter is made of atoms. Atoms are indivisible and indestructible.
2) Compounds are formed by a combination of two or more different kinds of atoms.
B wouldnt help them catch prey because it doesnt increase mobility speed or concealment.
Pro-asp-ser is the sequence
Answer:
It does not dive them what they want or need.
Explanation:
In natural selection it is the complete opposite. In natural selection the animal has to adapt to the environment with all of the traits it has or develop another trait. If it doesn't adapt then the popular saying "Survival of the fittest" becomes true.
