What theory states - organs that are similar in origin but not necessarily in function. (8 letter word)

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Homologous organs are organs that evolve from the same ancestor. They have the same organ structure but different organ functions. Eg, the Forelimbs of humans, whales, cats, and dogs. Homologous organs are a result of divergent evolution.

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