Using the tree below, choose all the correct answers from the list. The orange circlerepresents the evolution of jointed limbs. Note that bats, whales, and humans aremammals. Ray-finned fish are members of the Class Actinopterygii.NematodaArthropodaActinopterygiiReptiliaMammaliaWhale fins and ray-finned fish fins are homologous.Whale front fins and reptile limbs are homologous.Reptile fore limbs probably have the same underlying bone structure as humanarms because we are both descended from a common ancestor with the sametypes of limbs.Insect (arthropod) limbs and human limbs are analogous.Question 26 (4 points)MATCH THE FOLLOWING TERMS TO THE BLANKS IN THE FOLLOWINGDASSACE

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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