When humans are developing in utero they have characteristics that are not found in the fully developed infant.Which type of homology does this typify?
A)Developmental.
B)Structural.
C)Vestigal.
D)Molecular.
E)Endemic.

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Developmental homology refers to the similarities in the embryonic development of different species, indicating a common ancestry. The characteristics seen in developing fetuses are often shared across different species and can provide evidence for evolutionary relationships. Structural homology refers to similarities in physical structures, vestigial homology refers to remnants of structures that no longer serve a purpose, molecular homology refers to similarities in genetic sequences, and endemic homology refers to similarities found only in a specific geographic region.

When Humans Are Developing in Utero They Have Characteristics That