Which statements describe analogous structures? Check all that apply.

Analogous structures indicate a common ancestor.

Analogous structures do not indicate a common ancestor.

Analogous structures have the same structure, but may have a different function.

Analogous structures have the same function but a different structure.

An example of an analogous structure is the wing of a bat and a butterfly.

An example of an analogous structure is the forelimb of a human, a dog, and a whale.

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27 July, 19:30

Which statements describe analogous structures? Check all that apply.

Analogous structures indicate a common ancestor.

Analogous structures do not indicate a common ancestor.

Analogous structures have the same structure, but may have a different function.

Analogous structures have the same function but a different structure.

An example of an analogous structure is the wing of a bat and a butterfly.

An example of an analogous structure is the forelimb of a human, a dog, and a whale.

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Which statements describe analogous structures? Check all that apply.

Analogous structures indicate a common ancestor.

Analogous structures do not indicate a common ancestor.

Analogous structures have the same structure, but may have a different function.

Analogous structures have the same function but a different structure.

An example of an analogous structure is the wing of a bat and a butterfly.

An example of an analogous structure is the forelimb of a human, a dog, and a whale.