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The panda's "thumb" is actually a sixth "finger" made from a wrist bone, not from the same bone parts as the human thumb. These bones are an example of which type of structures?
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The panda's "thumb" is actually a sixth "finger" made from a wrist bone, not from the same bone parts as the human thumb. These bones are an example of which type of structures?

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A. analogous structures

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