John Romanes (1892)
The diagram shows a type of extinct species, pterosaur, a bat, and a type...
John Romanes (1892)
The diagram shows a type of extinct species, pterosaur, a bat, and a type of bird, a cormorant. All three organisms have wings that
look and work alike but were not evolved from a common ancestor. Which term is used to descibe body structures that look alike
and serve a similar function but are not descended from a common ancestor?
Analogous structures
B)
Vestigial structures
Evolutionary features
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