The coelacanth fish looks very similar to its fossil ancestors from 300 million years ago. Which of the following statements exp
lains why the coelacanth fish is very similar to its ancestor? It was affected by natural selection.
Its underwater deep cave habitat did not change.
It encountered several predators during its evolution.
The fish was exposed to competition for food and a mate.
The answer is NOT natural selection. -This fish was supposedly extinct millions of years ago but was found in 1938. According to "National Geographic.com," - Cough cough- a reliable source, the reason this fish looks very similar to how it looked in the past is because their natural habitat never changed.
Traits are inherited trough the parents genes that are passed to the offspring trough both parents reproductive cells, that contain genes in their nucleus.
False because extrusive rocks have fine-grained texture due to the rapid cooling of magna above the earth surface. On the other hand extrusive rocks have course grained texture due to slow cooling of magna beneath the Earth's surface
