What role do aromorphoses play in the life of organisms?

Aromorphosis means the ability of organisms to adapt to changes in the environment in the process of evolution, while increasing their level of organization by an order of magnitude. Aromorphosis is characterized by the acquisition of new useful skills and abilities.

Aromorphosis is a very long process. But its importance can hardly be underestimated, since living organisms develop thanks to it. This development is based on biological mechanisms: natural selection and heredity. Examples of aromorphosis are bird wings, mammalian hair, internal fertilization of reptiles, and so on.