PPT-Convergent
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Divergent A daptive Radiation Gradual and Punctuated Coevolution When a species diverges over time into two different species resulting in a species becoming
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Divergent A daptive Radiation Gradual and Punctuated Coevolution When a species diverges over time into two different species resulting in a species becoming less like the original one. ROBERT T57558RNKVIST RALPH SCHUBERT The growing range of multimedia services represents an oppor tunity to tap into new revenue streams In order to realize them however operators need a single convergent charging and bill ing solution one that supp Providing a Future Proof Full Convergence Offering Revolutionizing the Business of Convergent Charging Convergent Wireless Success Criteria Business Criteria Technical Criteria Homologous Structures (flowers). Broccoli and Cauliflower evolved from Mustard. print. Homology: A Bouquet of Broccoli One wouldn't normally munch on a rosebud or snap off a dandelion flower for a quick snack. But in fact, in terms of homologies, when you eat broccoli or cauliflower, you are doing just that. Although not scented or suitable for centerpieces, the green tips of broccoli and the white tips of cauliflower are actually flowers. Through many generations of artificial selection, farmers modified the bright yellow blooms of the wild mustard plant into the edible, vegetal plant parts you'll find nestled next to the ranch dip on the hors d'oeuvre tray. . Plate Boundaries. Why do we care about plate boundaries?. Plate Boundaries. Volcanoes and earthquakes most often occur where tectonic plates come together.. At plate boundaries, many other geologic features, such as mountains and rift valleys, can also occur.. (a) an ordered list of objects. . (b) A function whose domain is a set of integers.. Domain: 1, 2, 3, 4, …,. n. …. Range . a. 1, . a. 2, . a. 3, . a. 4, … . a. n. …. {(1, 1), (2, ½), (3, ¼), (4, 1/8) ….}. With Team 3. Divergent Thinking. Divergent thinking. is a thought process or method used to generate creative ideas by exploring many possible . solutions. . Divergent . thinking typically occurs in a spontaneous, free-flowing, 'non-linear' manner, such that many ideas are generated in an emergent cognitive fashion. . The Theory of . Plate Tectonics. . You tube 5:43. We Didn’t Start the Fire Song. You Tube 4:31. http://www.windows2universe.org/earth/images/earth_plates_usgs_L_2_jpg_image.html. Divergent Boundary. Ocean-continent. . convergent boundary. Plate of oceanic crust collides with plate of continental crust. Oceanic crust is . subducted. (goes under) continental plate.. Ocean-ocean convergent boundary. Why do we care about plate boundaries?. Plate Boundaries. Volcanoes and earthquakes most often occur where tectonic plates come together.. At plate boundaries, many other geologic features, such as mountains and rift valleys, can also occur.. The . two types of crust are . oceanic . and . continental.. Oceanic crust is . more dense. than continental crust. . . Convergent . boundaries . push together.. . Subduction. . is the sideways and . Lori Marino. The Kimmela Center for Animal Advocacy. Convergent Minds. The Evolution of Cognitive Complexity. Boston . University 2015. Outline. What is convergence?. Background on primate and cetacean evolution. Gregg Thomas. Indiana University. SMBE 2014. Convergent evolution is observed at the phenotypic level. Porcupine. (. Rodentia. ). Echidna. (. Monotremata. ). Hedgehog. (. Erinaceomorpha. ). 2. Predictable Evolution. the left. . You see that the plant has an . unusually large spur containing nectar in its tip. You remember learning in science class that some moths feed on nectar.. . Draw a picture. of what you think a moth may look like that feeds on this plant.. from . genomic. . data. Gregg Thomas. Indiana University. Midwest Ecology and Evolution Conference. 3.28.15. Convergent evolution is observed at the phenotypic level. Porcupine. (. Rodentia. ). Echidna.
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