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14. How Biological Diversity Evolves - Part 1 of 2!
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14. How Biological Diversity Evolves - Part 1 of 2!
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How does the concept of convergent evolution explain the independent development of complex eyes in mollusks and vertebrates?
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Similar environmental pressures led to the evolution of similar traits in unrelated lineages.
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Convergent evolution implies identical evolutionary pathways in different organisms.
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Convergent evolution occurs when a single genetic mutation affects different species similarly.
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Both lineages evolved from a shared common ancestor with complex eyes.
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