Convergent

Well can convergent evolution take place in DNAs as well??? :? :? :? I thought it might be a more phenotypical factor???

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... I can believe it, but I would like to see more studies done on this topic done by different scientists. I believe that it could be possible due to convergent evolution and that these characteristics we are noticing between new world and stork are homoplastic. But yea, there could be an error in ...

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... angiogenesis. Genes Dev. 2007 Oct 1;21(19):2433-47. Hotta K, Yamada S, Ueno N, Satoh N, Takahashi H. Brachyury-downstream notochord genes and convergent extension in Ciona intestinalis embryos. Dev Growth Differ. 2007 Jun;49(5):373-82. Suli A, Mortimer N, Shepherd I, Chien CB. Netrin/DCC signaling ...

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... but they would not be human. They would be like humans in many ways, but genetically, they would be different. There is such a thing called convergent evolution. As the name implies, different organisms can evolve similar structures or behaviours from different starting points. But convergent ...

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... then you create a paraphyletic group (a common ancestor and PART of its descendants) 4) Trust Mr Mystery, he gave you the correct definition of convergent evolution. And trust yourself too. If you apply the definition he gave you (which you have done), then why doubting your answer ? Another ...

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