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pitching – ploughing into water with headfirst;
Rolling- The rotation of the fish around its own axis rocking from side to side;
Yawing – lateral deflection of the body;
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(b) Name the type of evolution structure represented by the beaks shown on the pictures above.
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Reasons
(ii) Class
(iii) Reasons
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