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An explanation of homology and analogous structures in the context of evolution. Homology refers to similar structures in different species due to a common ancestral past, while analogous structures have similar appearances or functions but do not share a common ancestry. The text uses examples of forelimbs in vertebrates, embryonic development, and vestigial organs to illustrate these concepts.
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