To Diverge means to spread apart. Think of other words that use the same root word. “Dissect, Divide, Divorce” Could two or more different species have.

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To Diverge means to spread apart. Think of other words that use the same root word. “Dissect, Divide, Divorce” Could two or more different species have shared a common parental species?

During Divergent Evolution – Different pressures in the environment selected different traits via natural selection All the species above are from a lineage of MARSUPIALS. They all share the trait of developing young from a yolk-sac to a limited point then giving birth to a fetus that must crawl up to a marsupium (pouch) to finish off its development. This is very different than PLACENTAL Mammals. There are quite a few different species of Marsupials, could they have diverged from a common Marsupial ancestor?

Often as one population of a particular species gets isolated from the rest of it’s main population, it no longer has the ability to reproduce and blend it’s genes with the main gene pool. After time, it own isolated gene pool undergoes isolated mutations and pressures from natural selection that make that group different from the main group. Sometimes the differences becomes such that even if that population is brought back into the main population, the may either choose not to mate with one another, or may be unable to produce fertile offspring with one another. SPECIATION occurs AFRICAN ASIAN

- In some circumstances, many separate groups will break off from the main population to form their own isolated gene pools. These individual gene pools will undergo their own changes due to Genetic Drift, Mutation and Natural Selection. During these circumstances, many new species may form from one Parental Species. This is known as ADAPTIVE RADIATION

Signs of Divergent Evolution HOMOLOGOUS STRUCTURES VESTIGIAL ORGANS

To Converge means to bring together. Think of other words that use the same root word. “Congregate, Concert, Connect” Could two or more different species that look similar and have similar traits, be totally unrelated To one another?

In this case, completely unrelated species have undergone evolution. The forces of Evolution (mostly natural selection) have selected out the most favoured traits for survival in that specific environment. Whether the species is a mammal, fish or dinosaur, having similar body shape, fin postioning, colouration was advantageous to all three species.

During Convergent Evolution Analogous Structures are seen Analogous structures are structures that have very different genetic origin, but they have very similar function. Example Wings are a great adaptation, regardless of whether you are a bird, mammal, insect or dinosaur. Ancestral Insect

WHAT TYPE OF EVOLUTION is shown here ?

What About This Example?

What is the Proper Name for the type of Divergent Evolution – Where many species come from one?