Biology, asked by sulemaninamdar831, 5 months ago

what is homologous organs

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Answered by AbhishekSny

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Homologous organs are the organs which have the same origin and similar basic structure but may differ in external appearance and function; wings of birds and pectoral fins of fish are an example of the same.

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Answered by devanshiilodh643

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Homologous organs are the organs which have the same origin and similar basic structure but may siffer in extenàappearence and function; wings of birds and pectoral fins of fish are an example of the same .

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