Question

Match the seven major evolutionary trends in animal body organization to its definition. Body Symmetry Cellular organization Body segmentation Cephalization Digestive Tract Appendages Body Support System A. animal body shape, whether radial or bilateral symmetry B. a collection of cells or whether it has tissues, organs, and organ systems C. specialization of distinct body regions; repetitive units D. a concentrated sensory structure at the anterior end of the animal E. a single opening or two openings to take in food and/or eject waste F. legs, tentacles, antennae, and fins G. skeletons or hydrostatic structures

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Step-by-step explanation:

Considering the seven major evolutionary trends in animal body organization against the available definition, here is the final answer to the question.

1. Body Symmetry - A. animal body shape, whether radial or bilateral symmetry

2. Cellular organization - B. a collection of cells or whether it has tissues, organs, and organ systems

3. Body segmentation - C. specialization of distinct body regions; repetitive units

4. Cephalization - D. a concentrated sensory structure at the anterior end of the animal

5. Digestive Tract - E. a single opening or two openings to take in food and/or eject waste

6. Appendages - F. legs, tentacles, antennae, and fins

7. Body Support System - G. skeletons or hydrostatic structures