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Wing of a bat and wing of a bird are homologous organs

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Define Homologous Organs**: Homologous organs are those that have a similar structure but may serve different functions. They arise from a common ancestor, indicating evolutionary relationships. 2. **Identify the Organs in Question**: In this case, we are comparing the wings of bats and birds. Although both are used for flying, they come from different evolutionary lineages. 3. **Analyze the Origin**: Bats are mammals, while birds belong to a different class of animals (avians). This indicates that their evolutionary origins are distinct. ...
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