Question

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the images show the wings of two different organisms. the wings of the housefly and the bat are
analogous structures
. this indicates
that
their wings evolved from a common ancestor
their wings have different evolutionary lineages
the two species do not share any common ancestors at all
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Explanation:

Analogous structures are those that have similar functions but different evolutionary origins. Housefly (insect) and bat (mammal) are from different evolutionary lineages. Their wings evolved independently to serve the function of flight (analogous), not inherited from a common ancestor (which would be homologous).

Answer:

Their wings have different evolutionary lineages.