Example 1: Both the Sanderling and the ladybird (first two pictures below) have wings that, though they have the same function of allowing the organism to fly, have different evolutionary origins.
Sanderling (Calidris alba)
42.35889, -71.05083
Five-Spot Ladybird (Coccinella quinquepunctata)
42.54802, -70.80105
Example 2: Both the Common Tern and the paper wasp (the two pictures below) have wings that, though they have the same function of allowing the organism to fly, have different evolutionary origins.
Common Tern (Sterna hinundo)
42.35889, -71.05083
Paper Wasp (Polistes dominulus)
42.25006, -71.63126
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