Question

identify the pair of homologous structures. maple leaf and maple seed maple leaf and oak leaf neither of the above; plants do not have homologous structures.

Explanation:

Homologous structures are similar in origin but may have different functions. A maple leaf and an oak leaf are both leaves, which are homologous structures as they have a similar basic structure and origin (modified stems for photosynthesis). A maple leaf and a maple seed are different plant - parts with different functions and origins. Plants do have homologous structures.

Answer:

Maple leaf and oak leaf