The forelimbs of two vertebrates share the same anatomical structure but different functions, it is due to they share a common ancestral character but differ in function due to divergent evolution.
Here Forelimbs of vertebrates are the example of homologous organs.
<h3>What do you mean by homologous and analogous organ structure ?</h3>
Homologous refers to anatomically similar structures with having a common ancestor.
They are developmentally related, they do not share the same function.
some example like Limbs of Human, Bat, and Mouse are similar but, the function are completely different.
Just opposite to homologous, Analogous structures that perform the same functions but have different structure and ancestors
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