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अभिसारी क्रमविकास
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independent evolution of similar features in species of different lineages; creates analogous structures
Convergent evolution is when different species that aren't closely related independently develop similar features or body structures because they face the same environmental challenges. This matters because it shows us that evolution can arrive at the same solutions multiple times, revealing patterns in how life adapts to survive.
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It is catalogued under topics including Convergent evolution and Evolutionary biology terminology.
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- divergent evolution
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- Convergence
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