Question

The similarity of the bone structures in the forelimbs of mammals is an example of:(1 point)
Responses

Divergent evolution
Divergent evolution

Analogous structures
Analogous structures

Homologous structures
Homologous structures

Convergent evolution

Answer 1

The similarity of the bone structures in the forelimbs of mammals is an example of **homologous structures**. These structures arise from a common ancestor and exhibit similar anatomical features, despite potentially serving different functions in different species.