Which one is not a vestigial organ?

  • A
    Wings of Kiwi
  • B
    Coccyx in man
  • C
    Pelvic girdle of Python
  • D
    Flipper of seal

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Give differences between homologous structures and analogous structures.

Which of the following organs is vestigial in humans?

Which one illustrates palaeontological evidence in favour of organic evolution?

Choose the correct statements with reference to organic evolution.
$I.$ Flippers of whale and wings of bat exhibit analogy.
$II.$ Wings of butterfly and wings of bird exhibit homology.
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