Chicken Wing Comparison

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A chicken wing is extremely similar to a human arm in many ways

when compared to each other. First of all, chicken wings and human

arms both have skin on their whole arm. Although a human arm might

have more skin than a chicken wing they both have it across

their whole arm, to keep them warm and keep everything in

place. I learned this this after I started to dissect the chicken wing. This

is because, both the chicken wing and human arm have skin cells which

make up skin going through the whole arm. In addition to both having

skin, As seen in our dissection, we found many alike bones even most

having the same names. This is due to both the wing and the arm

having alike bone cells forming alike bones. Lastly, both

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