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Sharks and dolphins are not closely related but have many similar features due to the environment where they are found. This is an example of: A:Convergent evolution B:Artificial selection C:Natural selection
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Sharks and dolphins are not closely related but have many similar features due to the

environment where they are found. This is an example of:

A:Convergent evolution

B:Artificial selection

C:Natural selection

D:divergent evolution

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It is Convergent evolution
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