Conway Morris, S. Evolutionary convergence.
The evolutionary convergence of mid-Mesozoic lacewings and Cenozoic butterflies.
SEE: Species and Speciation; Birds, DNA, and Evolutionary Convergence; Passerines and Songbirds; Superspecies; Sibling Species.
Duboue, E. R., Keene, A. C. & Borowsky, R. L. Evolutionary convergence on sleep loss in cavefish populations.
Our aim is to measure the frequency of this evolutionary convergence and to identify its historic, environmental, and biogeographic drivers.
This comprehensive design is a classic paradigm of evolutionary convergence motivated by common enterprise to develop corresponding functionally efficient structures.
A journalist's argument, based on game theory and evolutionary convergence, that humankind has a destiny and that the globalization of trade and communication, here already, is the next step onward and upward.
A journalist employs game theory and the principle of evolutionary convergence to argue that humankind has an overarching purpose and that the globalization of trade and communication is the latest stage of human history.
A journalists argument, based on game theory and evolutionary convergence, that humankind has a destiny and that the globalization of trade and communication, here already, is the next step onward and upward.
Flowers of some Anisophylleaceae are remarkably like those of some Cunoniaceae (order Oxalidales), down to the fine details observable during development, but this seems to be because of a mixture of persistence of a common ground plan and evolutionary convergence.
On the other hand, the wide-spread occurrence of evolutionary convergence implies that similar phenotypes can be found again with relative ease.
