The evolution of new organs usually builds on preexisting structures that are modified in form and sometimes function. The embryos of fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals all have pharyngeal pouches or gill slits. These pouches develop into gills in adult fish and they are used to absorb oxygen from their watery environment. These same pouches become parts of the in humans. a) eyes and lungs
b) ear and throat
c) eyes and nose
d) lungs and heart

lungs and heart

Explanation:

lungs and heart is the answer because human lungs is use for gas exchange during respiration or while you breathe. When humans breathe, the lungs absorb oxygen from the inhaled sir into the blood and carbondioxide leaves the blood when we breathe out. The heart pumps the blood, and oxygenated blood are carried in the blood when air is inhaled and carbondioxide leaves the blood when you exhale. The blood carries nutrients and oxygenated blood. Therefore, lungs and heart work hand in hand in absorbtion of oxygen from it's environment.