list three factors that provide evidences in favour of evolution in organisms and state tole of each in brief.
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Homologous organs they are same in structure but diff functions e.g. limbs of human and birds
Analogous organs they are same in function but diff in structure e.g. wings of birds and bats
Vestigious organs these organs were of use to the ancestors but now useless to there descendets like appendix of human
Analogous organs they are same in function but diff in structure e.g. wings of birds and bats
Vestigious organs these organs were of use to the ancestors but now useless to there descendets like appendix of human
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hi frnd! your answer is as follows
(i) homologus organ:=> same basic structure but different in function.
(ii)analogous organ:=> just opposite to it. means that different in basic structure but similar in function.
(iii)fossils:=> the remaining of dead animals or plant that lived in the remote past .
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(i) homologus organ:=> same basic structure but different in function.
(ii)analogous organ:=> just opposite to it. means that different in basic structure but similar in function.
(iii)fossils:=> the remaining of dead animals or plant that lived in the remote past .
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you can see appendix has same structural origins but are used in apes or monkeys but not in the humans so this can be the difference in functuon.
*function
This shows that we might evolved from them okay
so if you write vestigial or homologous organs both are same and make an only point
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you can understand like this that when any homologous organ has same structural origin but the difference in the function is that one organ is usable and the other one is unusable then these organs are vestigial organs
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