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The tails of dolphins and crocodiles are different in structure but similar in function. What are these kinds of structures called?

The tails of dolphins and crocodiles are different in structure but similar in function. What are these kinds of structures called?
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The tails of dolphins and crocodiles are different in structure but similar in function. What are these kinds of structures called?

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C. homologous

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Homologous structures.
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