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likeness and correspondence in structure between parts of different organisms, due to common ancestry of the organisms; a similar character state present in two or more species of organisms that is derived from a single character in their common ancestor. (compare to analogy)
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| homology |
Being derived of the same evolutionary or phylogenetic origin, but not necessarily sharing the same function or structure.
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(1) with the same evolutionary origin though now often different in form and/or function; (2) (of chromosomes) bearing genes for the same characters.
Ãâó: www.mycolog.com/GLOSSARY.htm
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| homologous |
Structures in different organisms resulting from a common ancestry (compare: Analogous, Homoplastic)
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| homologous |
Resulting from a common ancestry, or of the same orgin.
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