For analogus organs is it neccesary to have a common ancestor
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analogous organs are the ones which are having same functions but different structures of their organs. for eg. wings of butterfly and a bird.
the analogous organs are also the one which are provided to have convergent evolution.
therefore, it is not necessary for them to have a common ancestor as these organs are preferred to be same in function and not in origin and ancestor.
the analogous organs are also the one which are provided to have convergent evolution.
therefore, it is not necessary for them to have a common ancestor as these organs are preferred to be same in function and not in origin and ancestor.
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