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Body parts that function like each other, but are different in structure. homologous structures vestigial structures embryos analogous structures
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Body parts that function like each other, but are different in structure.

homologous

structures

vestigial

structures

embryos

analogous

structures

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analogous

Step-by-step explanation:

both a bats wing and a butterfly wing are there for the same reason, but they are not composed the same

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