Question
If symmetry and attractiveness go hand-in-hand what does it mean for the flounder, those fishes at the bottom of the sea?
Answer
Robert - Symmetry is good but it isn't always good. Like everything else in evolution when selection is strong enough it will change things. The benefits of being able to see for a flounder clearly outweight the benefits of symmetry and so evolution has shaped it. It yet again shows there are many different ways of surviving and reproducing in nature.
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