Bats, birds, and even the pterodactyl. originally had similar boney forelimbs that, over time, evolved into wings. Coevolution, Convergent Evolution, or Divergent Evolution?

Bats, birds, and even the pterodactyl. originally had similar boney forelimbs that, over time, evolved into wings. Coevolution, Convergent Evolution, or Divergent Evolution?

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