Snakes have remnants of back legs.

Bats have the same arm bone structure as cats.

Frogs, humans, and whales have a backbone.

Bats and moths both have wings, but not a common ancestor.

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Ayaan Yoder

Chemistry

25 December, 20:10

Snakes have remnants of back legs.

Bats have the same arm bone structure as cats.

Frogs, humans, and whales have a backbone.

Bats and moths both have wings, but not a common ancestor.

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Mario Cantrell · Answer 1

Mario Cantrell 25 December, 20:23

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Marley Cooke · Answer 2

Answer: snakes have remnants of back legs that is a vestigial structure

both have the same arm bone structure as cat it is a homologous structure

Frogs humans and whales have a backbone homologous structure

Bats and moth have wings but not a common ancestor that is an analogous structure

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Snakes have remnants of back legs.Bats have the same arm bone structure as cats.Frogs, humans, and whales have a backbone.Bats and moths both have wings, but not a common ancestor.

Snakes have remnants of back legs.

Bats have the same arm bone structure as cats.

Frogs, humans, and whales have a backbone.

Bats and moths both have wings, but not a common ancestor.