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Which term describes body structures in different organisms that have different outward appearances but develop from the same embryonic tissues?

Which term describes body structures in different organisms that have different outward appearances but develop from the same embryonic tissues?
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Which term describes body structures in different organisms that have different outward appearances but develop from the same embryonic tissues?

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homologous

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Homologous structures
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