Question

Birds and humans are theorized to have a common ancestor because they have homologous structures. Which evidence best supports this theory? They both have tails and embryos. They each have vestigial structures. They have analogous structures. They have different forms as adults.

Answer 1

They each have vestigial structures.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

They each have vestigial structures.

Step-by-step explanation:

Birds and humans have a common ancestor as they have homologous structures.

Vestigial structures are the organs that have some important functions in the past but now in present, they do not perform any function.

Both humans and birds have vestigial structures such as humans have an appendix and ear pinna and wings of flightless birds such as ostrich.

Hence, the correct answer is "They each have vestigial structures.".