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What is the function of a whale's hand?
The whale's hand has evolved into a "paddle", the flipper, used to aid them in steering when they swim.
Is the fin of a shark and the flipper of a whale homologous structures?
no they are not
What is a whale's flipper used for?
For mobility within its environment
The title character of tv's Flipper was a whale?
False - it was a dolphin
What is the humerus function in a whale?
In whales, the humerus is a crucial bone that plays a significant role in their flipper structure. It helps support the flipper's form and aids in locomotion, allowing for powerful and efficient movement through water. The humerus connects to the shoulder girdle, facilitating the range of motion needed for swimming and maneuvering. Overall, it is essential for the whale's adaptation to an aquatic lifestyle.
What is the function of the Penguins flipper?
To hold its testicals
What is the function of a penguin flipper?
To hold its testicals
What is the active ingredient in Down to earth dishwashing liquid?
Whale skin and dolphin flipper
The bones in your arm and hand are comparable to the bones in a whale's flipper if we account for?
morphological divergence
How long are a whale humpbacks flipper?
they are 3m long
What is a killer whale pectoral flipper for?
Orcas use their pectorals for balance, steering and for slapping the surface of the water to communicate
What importance are homologous structures to the study of evolution?
Learning that the flipper of a whale is really just like your upper arm.
