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maria [59]
11 months ago
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What are Homologous Structures in Evolution?

Biology
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Ierofanga [76]11 months ago
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Because they were passed down from a common ancestor, homologous structures are those found in related organisms that are comparable. These structures might or might not serve the same purpose in their offspring. The hands of various different mammals are depicted in the figure below. The basic skeletal structure of each is the same.

What is offsrping?

a person, animal, or plant's offspring or progeny is the result of reproduction. Parental transmission of the illness can affect children,  a human or animal's direct offspring; a person born of parents  gave birth to a lone child.

Creating offspring is considered reproduction. Reproduction comes in two basic forms: sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction. A sexually reproducing creature integrates the genetic material of both parents to create a genetically distinct individual. Asexual reproduction involves the self-replication of one parent to create genetically identical kids.

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