B. ANALOGOUS STRUCTURESDIRECTIONS: Study and compare the butterfly wing and the bird wing below. Then answerthe questions that follow.1. What function do these structures share?butterfly wingbird wing2. How do these structures differ? Give two (2) specific differences.3. Do these animals share any structural similarities inside their wings that would suggest theyare closely related? Explain your answer.

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B. ANALOGOUS STRUCTURES DIRECTIONS: Study and compare the butterfly wing and the bird wing below. Then answer the questions that follow. 1. What function do these structures share? butterfly wing 2. How do these structures differ? Give two (2) specific differences. bird wing 3. Do these animals share any structural similarities inside their wings that would suggest they are closely related? Explain your answer.

B. ANALOGOUS STRUCTURES DIRECTIONS: Study and compare the butterfly wing and the bird wing below. Then answer the questions that follow. 1. What function do these structures share? butterfly wing 2. How do these structures differ? Give two (2) specific differences. bird wing 3. Do these animals share any structural similarities inside their wings that would suggest they are closely related? Explain your answer.

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