Homologous Traits
The wrist bone of the human being is homologous with the structures of many other animals such as the dolphin.
The dolphin and human are both mammals and have the same genome.
They both share humerus bone fragments, carpals, ulna.
Although, dolphins live in water and humans do not they share many of the same characteristics
that their ancestors have passed down.
The common ancestor appears to be a reptile.
Analogous
Two flying species that one would consider the same are in fact analogous.
The butterfly and the bird. The butterfly is an insect (invertebrate) while birds are vertebras and are warm blooded.
both have wings, both can fly.
The butterfly's wing has a fixed shape and an ecto-skeleton and look more like a leaf.
whereas the bird has forelimbs composed of three limb bones..the humerus, ulna and radius.
Although they share the same similarities, they did not evolve from the same ancestor because we know that the bird's ancestor is a reptile, I am not sure where the butterfly evolved from.