Meanings of superficially similar in English

Nowadays, strange invertebrates called tunicates form superficially similar-looking chains.

If the superficially similar The Hunger Games is any guide, Divergent will probably continue to under-perform overseas.

Yes, the two conversations were superficially similar.

This lovely tribute to Hollywood's golden era was certainly a great deal better than the superficially similar Alice in Wonderland.

Just because robotic inventions of a superficially similar nature had once gone awry didn't mean that humankind should forever be fearful.

Since Cylons are intelligent organic creatures, virtually indistinguishable from Colonials, their brains must be at least superficially similar to Colonial brains.

For hundreds of millions of years they shared the seas with the trilobites, which were superficially similar and perhaps were distantly related.

The jaw looked superficially similar to the lower jaw of Thylacoleo, but Falconer thought it belonged to a small, herbivorous marsupial like the living rat-kangaroos.

"Your situation, though superficially similar, is not at all the same as Amelana's."