Question

evolution from single cell to modern day life is known as​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Biologists call the independent development of similar traits in different lineages "convergent evolution." The wings of bats, birds, and insects are prime examples: They perform similar functions but evolved independently of one another.

Answer 2

Evolution from single cell to modern day life is known as​ Mutation.

Explanation:

• Mutations in the DNA of those single cells resulted in the evolution of life from single cells to multicellular animals.
• These mutations were caused by chemistry, background radiation, and/or cosmic radiation.
• For the mutation to be passed on to countless future generations, it simply has to be viable in the environment in which it is generated.
• DNA is essentially the "blueprint" or language that creates and continues to produce all life.
• Change any element of this DNA blueprint, and changes will occur in that cell.
• These processes required millions of years, and those cells that had successful adaptations tended to survive to produce additional cells.
• Once this single cell development progressed to the multicellular stage, a slew of weird and unique species emerged on the earth.