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3. The similarities of a bird's wing and an insect's wing are evidence of A)divergent evolution B)analogous structures C)vestigial structures D)homologous structures
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3. The similarities of a bird's wing and an insect's wing are evidence of

A)divergent evolution
B)analogous structures
C)vestigial structures
D)homologous structures

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Answer: analogous structures

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