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Introductory Biology Midterm - Part 3 of 3!
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Introductory Biology Midterm - Part 3 of 3!
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13. How Populations Evolve / Evidence of Evolution / Problem 13
Problem 13
The forelimbs of humans, bats, and whales are an example of homology. How do these structures support the concept of common ancestry?
A
They perform the same function in all species.
B
They have a similar structural framework inherited from a common ancestor.
C
They show no significant similarity in structure.
D
They evolved independently in each species.
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