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It is quite <mind blowing> that this is <polyphyletic> on <mammals> and <birds>, what can't <parallel evolution> achieve??

\Image[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/23/Phylogenetic-Groups.svg]
{title=<Phylogenetic tree> of the <vertebrates>}
{description=Highlights how <birds> should obviously be classified as <reptiles>.}


Homeothermy

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The cool thing about <parallel evolution> is that it shows how complex <phenotype> can evolve from very different initial genetic conditions, highlighting the great power of <evolution>.

We list some cool ones at: <polyphyly>.


Parallel evolution

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= Polyphyletic
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Basically mean that <parallel evolution> happened. Some cool ones:
* <homeothermy>: <mammals> and <birds>
* <animal flight>: <bats>, <birds> and insects
* <multicellularity>: evolved a bunch of times


Ciro Santilli @cirosantilli 37

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