WORD BANK divergent evolution convergent evolution analogous homologous The wing

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WORD BANK divergent evolution convergent evolution analogous homologous The wings of bats, birds, and insects all share a similar function, but are based on very different anatomical structures which do not have common ancestry. These wing structures are traits These type of traits result from The arrangement of bones in the arms of amphibians, reptiles birds, and mammals all shares the same "one-bone, two-bone, many-bone, long-bone" arrangement. This is due to shared, common ancestry These bone structures are traits These type of traits result from

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1)- analogous traits and convergent evolution because there is simarity in function but they are from different ancestor.

2)-homologous traits and divergent evution because they are from common ancestor.

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