Question

humans and whales have some of the same anatomy (bone structure). which pieces of anatomy do they share?
femur, tibia, fibula (leg bones)
pelvic, cranial, leg
hand bones, finger bones, wrist bones.

Explanation:

Both humans and whales have pelvic, cranial, and leg - related bone structures. Whales have vestigial pelvic bones, similar in location and structure conceptually to human pelvic bones. Both have a cranium to protect the brain. And although whale legs are highly modified for an aquatic lifestyle, the general leg - bone concept (femur, tibia, fibula in humans and related structures in whales) is present in a homologous way.

Answer:

pelvic, cranial, leg