Is vertebrate heart is homologous why?
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Yes hearts of vertebrate is an example of homologous organ like brain. Main structure is same for all vertebrates but it will become functionally more complex for higher vertebrates.
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Hola user here the answer for ur question
yes , vertebrate heart is homologous because
in vertebrates the heart is commonly chambered , such that different chambers are been assign to allow the blood
now let's come to original point ,
the reason that strong supports the question is that in vertebrates the oxygenated blood flows through auricles and deoxygenated blood through ventricles , so hence this supports that vertebrates are homologous
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yes , vertebrate heart is homologous because
in vertebrates the heart is commonly chambered , such that different chambers are been assign to allow the blood
now let's come to original point ,
the reason that strong supports the question is that in vertebrates the oxygenated blood flows through auricles and deoxygenated blood through ventricles , so hence this supports that vertebrates are homologous
so ,i think it heLps u
if it is incorrect then plz comment on it
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