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While I was waiting to see the audiologist today, I was reading about the sequencing of the chimpanzee genome and it's comparison with the human genome. Turns out the chimps are only 1.23% divergent from us.
But the image shows something that most people don't understand. Evolution is branching, not linear. And the image makes clear that we and the chimps (Chimpanzees and Bonobos) all share a common ancestor. Go back a little further and we're all related to the great apes, and back even futher and it's the orangutans.
I wonder what happened to the proposal to move chimpanzees from Pan Troglodytes to Homo Troglodytes.
for sticker minions character thing this week is the word past.
Was trying to show that people were probably happier when they were fish and as their brains grew they got more sad.
First time i've tried using charcoal, dunno if it really works for cartoons?
There is a song about Evolution Valley, by "Hot Buttered Rum String Band" Every time I see photos or think of the place that song gets in my head.
Anyhow, its a really beautiful area, probably my #1 place to recommend
A row of design models illustrating the design process of the Mercedes-Benz CLS as a part of a temporary exhibition titled “Meilensteine Automobil-Design am Beispiel Mercedes-Benz” (Milestones in automotive design exemplified by Mercedes-Benz) at Munich’s Pinakothek der Moderne, and wishing you a Happy Benz Wednesday.
Managing partner of Evolution LLP, Martin Barber (left) Joanne Regan FCA, Client Partner and Head of Audit (right), celebrating becoming part of HLB International.
I want to do various Troopers, but I felt like I needed a good base Stormtrooper to work with. I found Angus MacLane's first version to be too short and the helmet too wide. His second version was an improvement, but head was just too bulky for my tastes. I narrowed the respirators on the version 1 helmet and added more detail. Then I used elements from the version 2 body. I'm happy with it and it should work for the most part.
An illustrative example of homology (in German).
Homology:
In evolutionary biology, homology refers to any similarity between characteristics of organisms that is due to their shared ancestry. The word homologous derives from the ancient Greek ομολογειν, 'to agree'. There are examples in different branches of biology. Anatomical structures that perform the same function in different biological species and evolved from the same structure in some ancestor species are homologous. In genetics, homology refers to a similarity of DNA sequences. The DNA sequences are usually similar, not identical. DNA sequences in the same cell can be similar, and DNA in different organisms can be similar. DNA codes with similar sequences are presumed to have a common ancestry. Homologous chromosomes are chromosomes with the same genes and similar sequences. Homology is important in reproduction because pairs of homologous chromosomes line up together during meiosis. - enWikipedia