Organs not similar in structure and origin but perform the same function

Question

Organs not similar in structure and origin but perform the same function (A) homologous organ (B) analogous organ (C) adaptive structure (D) variable structure

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

The organ which differ in origin and fundamental structure but perform the same function are called analogous organ, e.g., rhizoids and roots (in plants), wings of insect, birds and bats.

Q. Organs not similar in structure and origin but perform the same function

homologous organ

analogous organ

adaptive structure

variable structure

The organ which differ in origin and fundamental structure but perform the same function are called analogous organ, e.g., rhizoids and roots (in plants), wings of insect, birds and bats.