Just need help answering this problem. Analogous structures have the SAME function but a different structure like the picture here:Penguin(bird)Dolphin(mammal)Shark(fish)FinWingFlipperThe best example of an analogous structure would be...comparing a human eye and a sheep's eye.comparing a human arm and a whale flippercomparing a bat wing and a human armO comparing a mosquito wing and a bat wing

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Analogous structures have the SAME function but a different structure like the picture here: Penguin (bird) Shark Dolphin (mammal) (fish) Wing Flipper The best example of an analogous structure would be... O comparing a human eye and a sheep's eye. O comparing a human arm and a whale flipper O comparing a bat wing and a human arm O comparing a mosquito wing and a bat wing

Analogous structures have the SAME function but a different structure like the picture here: Penguin (bird) Shark Dolphin (mammal) (fish) Wing Flipper The best example of an analogous structure would be... O comparing a human eye and a sheep's eye. O comparing a human arm and a whale flipper O comparing a bat wing and a human arm O comparing a mosquito wing and a bat wing

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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ISBN:9781133478294

Author:Chatterjee

Publisher:Chatterjee

Chapter3: Biosignals And Noise

Section: Chapter Questions

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