Question

What structures (Homologous, Analogous, or Vestigial) would be most helpful in studying the selective pressures in an environment. Explain.

Answer 1

Oh think vestigial organ as well
In the process of origin of species a lot of species has come from a common ancestor as homologous are the organism who have same structures and origin and same function as well while analogous are those who have same structures but functions are different in that case analogous and homologous are also considered as the organism from common ancestors but organism who have vestigial organs are not consider as the organism came from same ansector

Answer 2

Vestigial structure

Step-by-step explanation:

Homologous structures are physical structures such as organs or skeletal elements present in numerous species that come from a shared common ancestor. Analogous structures are bodily structures that resemble one another superficially and provide a similar function but have evolved separately and do not come from a shared common ancestor (such as the wings of an insect and bat). One vestigial structure present in humans is the appendix. This organ was once vital in the consumption and digestion of uncooked meat, but no longer serves a function.