For each of the following, match the pattern with its description. Not all terms will be used. Although the eyes of the octopus and vertebrates have evolved entirely independently, each has a retina, cornea, iris, lens, and a fluid-filled interior. These similarities of structure, despite different origins, provide a classic example of .... Insects and birds are far removed from one another, yet at a glance it is difficult to tell the difference between a humming bird and a humming moth. Both are the same in size, and both live off nectar in flowers, and hover in flight. This is a classic example of.... The apple maggot fly once infested the fruit of a native Australian hawthorn tree. In the 1860s some maggot flies began to infest apples. They multiplied rapidly because they were able to make use of an abundant food supply. Now there are two distinct species, one that reproduces when the apples are ripe, and another that continues to infest the native hawthorn tree. This is an example of.... Beetle-pollination must have been more efficient than wind for some species, so there was natural selection for plants that attracted insects. This is an example of.... COEVOLUTION COEVOLUTION CONVERGENT EVOLUTION CONVERGENT EVOLUTION ADAPTIVE RADIATION ADAPTIVE RADIATION EXTINCTION EXTINCTION
For each of the following, match the pattern with its description. Not all terms will be used. Although the eyes of the octopus and vertebrates have evolved entirely independently, each has a retina, cornea, iris, lens, and a fluid-filled interior. These similarities of structure, despite different origins, provide a classic example of .... Insects and birds are far removed from one another, yet at a glance it is difficult to tell the difference between a humming bird and a humming moth. Both are the same in size, and both live off nectar in flowers, and hover in flight. This is a classic example of.... The apple maggot fly once infested the fruit of a native Australian hawthorn tree. In the 1860s some maggot flies began to infest apples. They multiplied rapidly because they were able to make use of an abundant food supply. Now there are two distinct species, one that reproduces when the apples are ripe, and another that continues to infest the native hawthorn tree. This is an example of.... Beetle-pollination must have been more efficient than wind for some species, so there was natural selection for plants that attracted insects. This is an example of.... COEVOLUTION COEVOLUTION CONVERGENT EVOLUTION CONVERGENT EVOLUTION ADAPTIVE RADIATION ADAPTIVE RADIATION EXTINCTION EXTINCTION
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