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The transition of a bilateral echinoderm larva into a radially symmetrical adult is an example of: a. Modeling c. Development b. Transformation d. Transfiguration

The transition of a bilateral echinoderm larva into a radially symmetrical adult is an example of: a. Modeling c. Development b. Transformation d. Transfiguration
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The transition of a bilateral echinoderm larva into a radially symmetrical adult is an example of:

a.
Modeling
c.
Development
b.
Transformation
d.
Transfiguration

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I’m pretty sure it is C.
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