Analogous structures have a different evolutionary ancestries but they have the same function
while homologous structures are the opposite; they have similar ancestries and common traits but maybe not have the same function in an organism
True. Otherwise we would never stop growing although broken bones regain cartilage into solid bone when we break one but it doesn’t expand.
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I believe the answer you were looking for is incineration.
