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    The Common Origin of Toes of Land-Dwelling Mammals, Fingers of Humans
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The Common Origin of Toes of Land-Dwelling Mammals, Fingers of Humans

Question 26

Question 26

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The common origin of toes of land-dwelling mammals, fingers of humans, and wings of bats is an example of


A) homology.
B) vestigial organs.
C) natural selection.
D) origin of species.

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