Starting with the simplest and moving towards more complex, what is the correct evolutionary sequence of animals in regards to the complexity of their nervous systems?

A. sponges - planarians - hydras - annelids - molluscs - fish
B. hydras - sponges - planarians - annelids - molluscs - fish
C. annelids - sponges - hydras - planarians - molluscs - fish
D. sponges - hydras - planarians - annelids - molluscs - fish
E. sponges - hydras - planarians - molluscs - annelids - fish


Answer: D

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