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symmetry about a fixed line in a plane (line of symmetry). Each point P of the symmetrical configuration has an image point P' such that the line of symmetry is the perpendicular bisector of PP'. Points on the line transform into themselves. In three dimensions bilateral symmetry can exist about a fixed plane.
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This type of symmetry describes animals which can be divided in only one plane to yield mirror image halves (right and left halves). These animals have three body axes ?left-right, dorsal-ventral, and anterior-posterior.
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[fig. 16.9] a single plane of symmetry. only the sagittal plane divides the body into mirror (right and left) halves
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A space figure has bilateral symmetry if and only if there is a plane over which the reflection image of the figure is the figure itself.
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