Morphological divergence
A) is the change in body form from that of a common ancestor.
B) is the change in body form to resemble that of an ancestor.
C) is no change in body form over time.
D) does not occur in related species.
E) only occurs in unrelated species.

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Morphological divergence is the change in body form from that of a common ancestor. This occurs over time through natural selection, genetic drift, and other evolutionary processes. This can lead to the development of distinct physical features and characteristics in different organisms, even if they share a common ancestor.

Morphological Divergence