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ANSWER QUICK PLEASE Which statement best defines bilateral symmetry? symmetry around the central point of a sphere similar halves on each side of a single plane symmetry around a central point halves that
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Which statement best defines bilateral symmetry?
symmetry around the central point of a sphere
similar halves on each side of a single plane
symmetry around a central point
halves that lack symmetry

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Answer:

similar halves on each side of a single plane

Step-by-step explanation:

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Could you please provide an image with this question so that it becomes a little more clearer?
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