What type of symmetry does an organism have if it has five identical parts extending from a central hub? A. bi-radial symmetry B. mirrored symmetry C. penta-radial symmetry D. tubed symmetry - QAmmunity.org

What type of symmetry does an organism have if it has five identical parts extending from a central hub? A. bi-radial symmetry B. mirrored symmetry C. penta-radial symmetry D. tubed symmetry

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