Solution
Related Formula
Homologous Organs (Forelimbs of Whales/Bats) arrow Divergent Evolution Analogous Organs arrow Convergent Evolution
Core Logic
Forelimbs of whales and bats have similar anatomical internal structure (humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals) derived from a common ancestor but perform different functions. They are homologous organs representing DIVERGENT evolution, not convergent evolution.
All other options (eyes of octopus/mammals, wings of butterfly/birds, flippers of penguin/dolphins) are analogous organs representing convergent evolution.
Step 1: Conclusion
Forelimbs of whales and bats is an example of divergent evolution.
Pattern Recognition
Sees: "NOT an example of convergent evolution". Shortcut: Look for homologous organs arrow Forelimbs of mammals (whales and bats).
Chapter Mix
Class 12 Biology: Evolution