The Existence of Similar Bones in the Forelimbs of Seals

question 38

Multiple Choice

The existence of similar bones in the forelimbs of seals, bats, and humans is an example of

• A) taxonomy.
• B) homology.
• C) analogy.
• D) tautology.

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