Homology in Comparative Anatomy Refers to

question 34

Multiple Choice

Homology in comparative anatomy refers to

• A) a similar shape and size.
• B) similarity in size and function.
• C) similarity of structure and a common ancestor.
• D) similarity and no common ancestor.
• E) similarity of structure but not function.

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