A body form with radial symmetry is most likely found in

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A body form with radial symmetry typically means that the organism is adapted for movement or filter feeding in all directions, such as in the case of a jellyfish or a sea anemone. These organisms are often found in aquatic environments, and as such, option B (a predator that drifts through the ocean) is the best choice. Option A (a chordate that is a prey animal) is unlikely because chordates typically have bilateral symmetry, while option C (an animal that burrows through soil) and option D (an animal that is an herbivore) are not likely to have a body form adapted for radial symmetry. Option E (an animal with cephalization) is also unlikely, as organisms with radial symmetry typically do not have well-developed heads or neural regions.

A Body Form with Radial Symmetry Is Most Likely Found