Knee and hip joints of rabbits and those of humans

Reference no: EM13530033

Homologous- the knee and hip joints of rabbits and those of humans
Homologous- legs of a crab and legs of a human
Analogous- the number of vertebrae in the necks of humans and camels(each have 7)
Analogous- white fur on a polar bear and on a white-feathered alaskanbird
Analogous- A dolphin flipper and a fish fin

Can someone PLEASE match the terms with the examples? Two are homologous and 3 are analogous.

Reference no: EM13530033

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