Complete the "Origin of whales" tree. (This one is really hard so you can look at the next page to find the answer, but try completing it by yourself first) According to the tree, what does dorudons, blue whales, and killer whales have in common that the other species do not?(1 point)

Question

Complete the "Origin of whales" tree. (This one is really hard so you can look at the next page to find the answer, but try completing it by yourself first) According to the tree, what does dorudons, blue whales, and killer whales have in common that the other species do not?(1 point)
Responses

Underwater nursing
Underwater nursing

Tail flukes
Tail flukes

Living in seawater
Living in seawater

Ability to shoot rainbows out of their eyes

GPT-4o mini · Answer

Based on the characteristics typically associated with dorudons, blue whales, and killer whales in the context of whale evolution, the commonality they share that might not be found in other species is likely "Living in seawater."

Whales are fully adapted to marine environments, and while some other species may share some physical traits, the ability to live and thrive in seawater is a defining trait of these cetaceans.