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Biology, 06.04.2021 18:20 theflash077

_ are present in an organism, but they don't function in the same way they used to. HELP ILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!!! picture attached as well. A. Embryos
B. Analogous structures
C. Vestigial structures
D. Homologous structures


_____________ are present in an organism, but they don't function in the same way they used to. HEL

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