Answer:
When unrelated animals converging to the
same form or structure, that is very adaptive in their common environment. It
is called convergent evolution, e.g., Australian marsupials and placental
mammals.
Such as (placental wolf and Tasmanian
wolf).These two sub-classes of mammals have adapted in similar ways to a
particular food supply, locomotor skill or climate.
Their resemblances in overall
shape, locomotor mode and feeding and foraging are superimposed upon different
modes of reproduction, the feature that accurately reflects their distinct
evolutionary relationships.
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