Location: 42.260013,-71.651733
This moth is an example of a bilateral symmetrical organism. When split bilaterally, the moth is symmetrical on either side, with a white background and brownish tinted stripes that are identical on both sides.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Connors: Bilaterally Symmetrical Organism
Location: 42.260013,-71.651733
This moth is an example of a bilateral symmetrical organism. When split bilaterally, the moth is symmetrical on either side, with a white background and brownish tinted stripes that are identical on both sides.
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