The evolution of conducting tubes (sieve tubes) in land plants and brown algae is an example of

A. homoplasy caused by common descent.
B. homology caused by common descent.
C. homoplasy caused by convergence.
D. homoplasy caused by evolutionary reversal.
E. homology caused by convergence.


Answer: C

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