How are bird wings and bat wings alike?

A bat is like a bird as it has wings but it is a mammal as it has hair on the wings and feeds its babies. Read More

bat wings are kind of webbed bird wings are not Read More

Yes. Both bird wings and bat wings are vertebrate forelimbs. They are also analogous structures as they independently evolved into wings. Read More

They are both. Bird wings and bat wings are homologous in that they are both vertebrate forelimbs. They are analogous as they evolved separately to serve as wings. Read More

There are no real similarities in bird and bat wings, but if there were, then this would be an example of convergent evolution. Read More

the only thing that makes a bird a bird is the wings. no other animal (with the exception of the bat) has wings Read More

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Insect wings are quite different from bat and bird wings in various ways. The insect wings are quite rigid and this makes them less efficient in flying when compared to birds and bats. Read More

Bat wings, bird wings, and insect wings. Read More

With its wings, like a bird moves. Read More

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A bird or bat have wings and a backbone and they are mammals. Read More

Bats and humans have 5 fingers. Read More

No. The bat is a mammal with wings. In addition, many insects have wings. They are not birds either. Read More

birds have feathers and bats don't. bats have a rough skin Read More

Penguin flippers and bat wings have evolved independently from one another. If it was another bird with the penguin, their wings would be homologous traits since all birds have wings, but not all mammals have wings. Therefore these two traits are analogous since they are similar to one another but bat wings evolved independently. Read More

Yes. In both bats and birds the forelimbs have evolved into wings fore use in powered flight. Read More

because a bird has feathers so its a bird. a bat is a mammal because it has fur and stuff like that Read More

All birds have wings (although not all birds are capable of flying). Every bird also has a beak and feathers. Read More

The wing is a classic example of convergent evolution in action. Although their last common ancestor did not have wings, birds and bats do. Read More

Wings of a bird and wings of a butterfly are analogous organs because they have similar appearance and similar functions but have different developmental origins and different basic structures. Read More

A bat wing consists of a membrane of skin stretched across extremely elongated fingers. A bird wing is an airfoil made of feathers attached to the forearm and fused bones in the "hand" and "wrist." Read More

Because it is a mammal - it produces milk, has hair/fur, and gives birth to live young. Read More

A bat is a mammal because it is warm blooded and gives birth to live young, that are not hatched from eggs. It does not have feathers, although it does have wings which enables it to fly. Read More

No. That describes homologous structures. The wings of a bird and the wings of a bat ( mammal ) are an example of analogous structures. Read More

Birds' wings feathers and bats' wings do not. Bird wings are supported by a leading bone along the front while bat wings have bone supports across the wing. heres a few things: Bat wings are leathery to the touch, and not made out of feathers like bird's wings. Bat wings are shaped differently, they are for cutting through the air quickly, whilst bird's wings are merely to keep in the air, and when birds want… Read More

A bat is a mammal and does not lay eggs but gives birth to its young ones. A bat is covered with skin and hair, not feathers. The wings of a bat are actually folds of skin stretched over elongated fingers, homologous to humans/other mammalian limbs. Read More

The main difference between bat wings and butterfly wings are that a butterflies wings are symmetrical and a bats wings are not. Read More

All birds have wings (although not all birds are capable of flying). Every bird also has a beak and feathers. Read More

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No there is no such thing as a bird with three wings. Read More

no bird everybird has wings and tails Read More

A bat is a type of mammal. It is not a bird. Read More

They have two wings. Read More

To draw a skull with bat wings, simply draw a skull with the eye and nose holes. Then draw huge bat wings on the sides of the skull, where the ears would be. Read More

yes there is such thing as nonmember bat wings Read More

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bats DON'T have wings Read More

a bat moves by flapping its wings Read More

An androgynous bat demon with bat wings. Read More

It depends what kind of bat you are asking about. Bat wings vary from about 6 in. to 6 ft. Read More

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Kick Sage untill he fights you. When you win you get the bat wings as far as i know. Read More

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Here are some examples of anatomy: shark and dolphins' dorsal fin penguin "wings" and fish fins bat wings and wing of bird vs. insect wings Read More

No. Bird wings are made of feathers. Bee wings (and many insects) are made of a membane supported by a system of veins. Bat wings are skin webbing stretched between their "fingers". Read More

All birds have wings, but some cannot fly. The ostrich is the largest land bird, and it has wings, but its wings are useless for flight. Read More

They don't have feathers but they do have wings as they fly. Read More

The bird wing is made from feathers. Read More