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    Organisms That Retain the Larval Form of Their Evolutionary Ancestors
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Organisms That Retain the Larval Form of Their Evolutionary Ancestors

Question 17

Question 17

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Organisms that retain the larval form of their evolutionary ancestors when they are sexually mature are called


A) Larviparous.
B) Paedomorphic.
C) Nymphogenic.
D) Precocial.
E) Kinderwizzen.

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