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Don't know what you mean by "Frame Structure" but they both share several protocols. Ethernet is 802.3 and WiFi is 802.11. Just from the naming you can see IEEE has placed them both under the 802. standards.

Duten's response: The person before me didn't even answer the question so why post. The answer is false, they have different frame structures.

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