Question

The symmetry found in animals that move swiftly is ________.

radial
bilateral
sequential
interrupted

Answer 1

bilateral

Step-by-step explanation:

Fast-moving animals usually have bilateral symmetry. Bilateral symmetry is an imaginary line that divides the animal's body into two equal, or nearly equal, half. This division will form a division of two symmetrical parts. Bilateral symmetry can be of three types:

• Cross section: when symmetry is ventral dorsum
• Sagittal: When Symmetry is Right Left
• Coronal: when symmetry is posterior inferior