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Sharks and penguins both use fins to swim, but their fins developed differently. What type of structures are these? Your answer: homologous structures analogous structures fossilized structures biochemical
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Sharks and penguins both use fins to swim, but their fins developed differently. What type of structures are these?

Your answer:

homologous structures


analogous structures


fossilized structures


biochemical structures

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Homologous structures.

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