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Author Topic:   Plausible Evolutionary Chains for Educational Use
mick
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Message 6 of 25 (376440)
01-12-2007 6:33 AM
Reply to: Message 5 by Equinox
01-11-2007 12:06 PM


Re: First Chain - Forams and Transitions
Hi Equinox,
Here's a trilobite phylogeny from Paul Selden's (U Kansan) lecture notes - I think what you want to be looking at here is the number of ribs evolving along each branch.
Mick
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Message 7 of 25 (376441)
01-12-2007 6:57 AM
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Re: First Chain - Forams and Transitions
And here's one showing the necessary evolutionary modifications leading from dinosaurs to birds. Unfortunately the pictures are a bit blocky and the species aren't named - but it might be possible for somebody who knows about dinosaurs to label some of the species.
Link to source
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