Which is an example of a morphological character of organisms?
A. bright tail feathers of peacocks during breeding season
B. identical number of chromosomes in cabbage and kale
C. similar nucleotide sequences of gorillas and orangutans
D. tusks of modern African elephants and extinct mastodons
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