Question

When someone says, "Wow! I can tell you all are family -- you all resemble each other so much!" they mean that:

a. There are several features that all members of the family have in common.
b. There is at least one identifying trait such that if you have that trait, you are certain to be a member of the family.
c. There is at least one feature shared by all the members of the family.
d. Any pair of family members will have trait in common even though there may be no single trait shared by all of the family members.

Answer 1

c. There is at least one feature shared by all the members of the family.




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Answer 2

When someone says, "Wow! I can tell you all are family -- you all resemble each other so much!" they mean that there are several features that all members of the family have in common.

Step-by-step explanation:

When someone says, "Wow! I can tell you all are family -- you all resemble each other so much!" they mean that there are several features that all members of the family have in common (option a). Members of the same species, including humans, share both external and internal characteristics, which develop from their DNA. The closer the relationship between two organisms, the more DNA they have in common and the more characteristics they share (from the given sources).