Question

question 41 1 pts tails are found only in adults and begin forming late in development. only in embryos of organisms that will have a tail as adults. in all embryos. in embryos of a wide variety of organisms, some of which have a tail as adults and others do not.

Explanation:

During embryonic development, many organisms have a tail - like structure at some stage, even if they do not have a tail as adults. For example, human embryos have a tail that regresses during development.

Answer:

In embryos of a wide variety of organisms, some of which have a tail as adults and others do not.