The Similarities in Function of Hummingbird Wings and the Wings

question 1

Multiple Choice

The similarities in function of hummingbird wings and the wings of a butterfly reflect

• A)analogy and homology.
• B)homology but not analogy.
• C)analogy but not homology.
• D)homology through convergent evolution.

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