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Whale flippers and human arms have similar bone structures despite different functions. This evidence of common ancestry is known as:
- Whale flippers and human arms have similar bone structures despite different functions. This evidence of common ancestry is known as: — Homologous structures
- The presence of a pelvic bone in modern whales, which do not have hind legs, is an example of which type of evolutionary evidence? — Vestigial structures
- Researchers compare the nucleotide sequences of a highly conserved gene across four species. Which finding would best support a recent common ancestry? — High degree of sequence homology
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