The wings of a bird and the wings of a beetle are considered --------
Correct answer: D. Analogous
- A. Taxonomic
- B. Phylogenetic
- C. Homologous
- D. Analogous
Explanation
Option D is correct since bird wings and insect wings are 'analogous' structures as both of these species have wings that they use for flight and yet their wings came from dissimilar ancestral origins (Divergent evolution).
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