Match the structure with the correct type. A structure type may be used more than once. 35.bat wing and mouse armA. homologous structure 36.reptile foot and bird foot B. analogous structure 37.dolphin fin and fish tail C. vestigial structure 38.eves on a blind cave fish 39.snake tongue and dog nose

35. A. homologous structure

36. B. analogous structure

37. B. analogous structure

38. C. vestigial structure

39. B. analogous structure

Explanation:

A homologous structure is a similar structure/trait found in different species because they diverged (evolved) from a common ancestor, i.e., these species share a common ancestor that had the homologous structure/trait. A homologous structure may have the same or different functions in the descendants. Conversely, an analogous structure is a similar structure/trait that evolved independently (i.e., by convergent evolution) in different species to have the same function, thereby these species don't share a common ancestor with the trait. Finally, a vestigial structure is a rudimentary biological structure found in an organism that has lost its original/ancestral function (e.g., the appendix in humans or the hindlimbs of the snake). Vestigial structures provide strong evidence for evolution by use/disuse of body parts.