3) A species of crayfish that lives in caves produces eyestalks like its above-ground relatives, but no eyes (unlike its above-ground relatives). Eyestalks in these cave-dwelling crayfish are an...



3) A species of crayfish that lives in caves produces eyestalks like its above-ground relatives, but no eyes (unlike its above-ground relatives). Eyestalks in these cave-dwelling crayfish are an example of






a.

biogeographical evidence of evolution






b.

the law of succession






c.

convergent evolution






d.

a vestigial trait








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