Question

question 2
the wings of a bird are homologous to the wings of a honeybee.
a true
b false

Explanation:

Homologous structures are those that have a common evolutionary origin, even if their functions differ. The wings of a bird are derived from the forelimbs of vertebrates, while the wings of a honeybee are a completely different evolutionary development (insect wings have a different evolutionary origin). So, they are not homologous.

Answer:

B. False