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The likeness of the Tasmanian wolf to the placental wolf is an example of:
ADivergent evolution
BBranching descent
CConvergent evolution
DGenetic drift effect
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Convergent evolution
Separate marsupial and placental radiations in Australia produced look-alike forms, which is convergent evolution.
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