Question

Which of the following is likely NOT a common feature shared among all living organisms?

All living organisms share a common set of biological molecules.


All living organisms maintain some level of homeostasis.


All living organisms have evolved over the course of many generations.


All living organisms grow.


All living organisms are composed of similar structures.

Answer 1

"All living organisms are composed of similar structures."

Step-by-step explanation:

Living beings must comply with a series of characteristics to be considered as such.

A living being emerges as the result of a very precise organization. Although all living things are formed from the same biological molecules, their degree of organization can differ greatly between different organisms. Thus, there are different levels of organization where we will find multicellular organisms formed by a single cell. Likewise, among the multicellular organisms we find very different structures (as examples of this we can mention a plant, an insect, a starfish and a mammal, all with very different levels of complexity).

We can say that organisms maintain a certain level of homeostasis, they have been adapting to environmental changes over many generations, all organisms grow and reproduce and also have the ability to respond to stimuli.