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What is a homologous structure? A. A structure with similar shape but a different use B. A structure that is only in index fossils C. A structure that only exists in the embryo D. A structure that has
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What is a homologous structure?

A. A structure with similar shape but a different use
B. A structure that is only in index fossils
C. A structure that only exists in the embryo
D. A structure that has no use in the organism

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A. A structure with similar shape but a different use

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the answer is letter A
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