The convergent evolution of two species is usually associated with

  • A
    $A$ recent common ancestor
  • B
    Analogous organ
  • C
    Homologous organ
  • D
    Different habitat

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The bones of forelimbs have similar anatomical structure is . . . . . . .

Provide the paleontological evidences of evolution.

Which of the following groups does not represent homologous organs?

Which of the following are the correct pair of homologous organs?
$I.$ Hands of man and wings of bat
$II.$ Wings of bat and wings of cockroach
$III.$ Wings of bird and wings of butterfly
$IV.$ Fins of fish and forelimbs of horse
$V.$ Forearm of human and forelimbs of horse
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Which of the given pairs are correct?
$I.$ Wings of insects and birds are homologous organs.
$II.$ Wings of bats and birds are homologous organs.
$III.$ Wings of insects and bats are analogous organs.
$IV.$ Wings of insects and birds are analogous organs.
Choose the correct option.

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