How are the wings of a bat different from the wings of a bird?
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The wings of bats and birds are different in their structure and origin but have same function of flying
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bird's and bat's wings are analogous organs as both use their wings for the purpose of flying but bat's wings are joint stretch or flaps between bones and fingers whereas bird's wings are made up of bone with a joint
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