a
four fingered
b
three fingered
c
two fingered
d
five fingered
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d
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Truss
1 year ago
The correct answer is:
D. five fingered
Comparative anatomy to study evidence for evolution often relies on the concept of homologous structures—body parts that are similar in structure but different in function, inherited from a common ancestor. One classic example is the pentadactyl limb (a five-fingered limb), which is found in many vertebrates like humans, whales, bats, and birds, indicating a common evolutionary origin.
BlaiseEssien
1 year ago
MySchool do well to check question no. 60 of 2024 and correct it to (A) not (B). As this question proves you were wrong on that one.
