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Biology, 10.03.2021 01:00 murphyscott794

A certain flower has oddly curved petals. upon further observation, it is observed that a hummingbird with the same odd shape to it feeds on the flower, this is an example of
A)coevolution
B)punctuated equilibrium
C)convergent evolution
D)adaptive radiation

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