Possibly, but there’s no guarantee without opening both lenses and comparing them.

If the two lenses are truly the same version, they likely share much of the same construction, so a mount swap may be possible. The main complication is that different mounts often use different mechanical linkages for aperture control, indexing, or coupling. Because of that, the mount alone may not be enough—you may also need to swap the aperture ring and related parts.

If you try it, work carefully: small parts can fall out, including the detent ball and spring for the aperture clicks. Service manuals or teardown references are the best way to judge whether the conversion is practical before buying the donor lens.

So the short answer is: it might interchange, but the only certain way to know is to inspect or test the two lenses directly.