Homologous & analogous structures | Heredity & Evolution | Biology | Khan Academy

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Is it homologous?

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Thank you sir. One question though, homologous features are evidence of common ancestry - but in order to know if features are homologous or not, we must first know if they came from a common ancestor. Am I missing something here or does that not make sense? It seems almost like circular logic.

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features (structures) will be characterized as homologous IF they are determined (by referring to the fossil record and/or genetic determination) to have a common ancestry of structure. if structures in two different widely varying groups are similar then it is not necessarily an example of homology. Those structures may be analogous- having a similar function but different ancestral origin of the structures. perhaps you missed this nuance.

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Multiple lines of evidence that agree with each other usually go into these determinations. For example, DNA relatedness between different species.

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In different species analogus organs evolve to adapt?
Same habitat or different habitat

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Diversification means?

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Converging means?

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@@srinuvasvasu4639 Diversification is the emergence of differences among a common entity And that can happen due to an imperfect copying mechanism

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The paintings of Vincent Van Gogh all have a certain style, a similar look. If you were familiar with his paintings, you would recognize a new painting that you had never seen before as being a Van Gogh, because of that very recognizable style. They were all made by the same person. Likewise, the 'homologous structures' look similar, not because they all evolved from a common ancestor, but rather, because they are the work of a common Designer. His name is Jesus.

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Find a different theory if ID turns you off but continuing this 19th century hogwash is embarrassing to anyone who thinks....or should be.

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