The retention of juvenile characteristics into adulthood is known as_______________ Examples of this are seen in some aquatics salamanders that retain ___________into adulthood, and domestic dogs that have been bred through artificial selection to keep juvenile characteristics such as____________ body size and relatively___________ eyes. This process is used to explain the close relationship between_________ and other chordates

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