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Define the terms: (i) Analogous organs (ii) Vestigial organ (iii) Sex chromosome

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Answered by vee1
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Analogous Organs : Analogous organs are organs, that have similar look and/or functions in different organisms, but do not share a common evolutionary origin.

For example,
* wings of insects vs. wings of bird.
* In some plants, stems, may look and function like leaves...but they have different origins!


Vestigial Organs : Vestigial organs are group of organs with no particular use now but may have been useful in ancestors.
For example tailbone coccyx or hip bones in whales.

Sex chromosome : Sex chromosomes are the 23rd pair of chromosomes that determine the sex of an individual.
X Chromosome - Female (XX) and
Y Chromosome - Male (XY).
Half of total chromosomes come from father, half come from mother.
Answered by aryan7758
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Analogous organs are those which have different structural body design but same appearence and similar function . Eg :wings of bat and bird
Vestigial organs are organs which have no role but are present in our body . Eg : vermiform appendix
sex chromosome is the 23rd pair of chromosome which determine the sex of babies . Males have XY as their sex chromosome and females have it as XX
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