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How do the similarities in the fore limb bones of humans,cats,dolphins, and bats support the theory of evolution?

How do the similarities in the fore limb bones of humans,cats,dolphins, and bats support the theory of evolution?
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how do the similarities in the fore limb bones of humans,cats,dolphins, and bats support the theory of evolution?

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The similarities in the fore limb bones of humans,cats,dolphins and bats leads to the conclusion that they all evolved from a common ancestor.
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