Question
Explain the term homology and analogy with proper examples.
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Homology refers to similarity between organs or structures in different organisms due to common evolutionary origin, even if they perform different functions. Homologous organs indicate divergent evolution. A classic example is the forelimbs of vertebrates such as the
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