If a structure is superficial in form or function and is not derived from a common ancestor it is ________.However,if the structure is derived from an equivalent structure in a common ancestor it is considered _______.
A) Homologous, analogous
B) Analogous, convergent
C) Approximately 1000 times slower
D) Analogous, homologous

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Analogous structures are those that are superficially similar but did not evolve from a common ancestor, indicating convergent evolution. Homologous structures, on the other hand, are derived from a common ancestor, showcasing divergent evolution.

If a Structure Is Superficial in Form or Function and Is