Explain how a bat's wing can be both a homologous and an analogous structure.

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Kumar Rakesh · Answer 1 · 2024-07-27T22:52:21+0000

Answer: Its Homologous because they have the same structure that all have and its analogous because it has he same structure that its ancestor had.

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