Organisms with radial symmetry can be cut through the centre into pieces like what?
ALayers of a cake
BSlices of a pie
CBricks in a wall
DStrips of ribbon
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Slices of a pie
1. Radial symmetry repeats a body part around a central axis.
2. Cutting through the central point gives several identical pieces.
3. These look much like pieces of a pie, not stacked layers, bricks or strips.
_Source: Wikipedia, Symmetry in biology, section Radial symmetry_
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