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Funny Images : Take a Loook This "Evolution of Man Image"...Is this a evolution concept from Darwin's Theory ????.....
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Apresentação da Orquestra Filarmônica de São Bernardo do Campo e Coral Contabilis, na regência do maestro Carlos Moreno e da banda The Evolution, em São Bernardo, SP, dia 21 de dezembro de 2008.
This outfit evolved during the day, as I set off wearing a different skirt and scarf, but couldn't resist changing into the items I bought at the fair!
Scarf, skirt and ring - "All Things Vintage and Festive" fair at local hotel (I think they are all more festive than vintage though!)
Jumper - Pomodoro/charity shop
Boots - Markon/charity shop
Bag - Edina Ronay
Outdoor version in comments.
Direct Rail Services Class 68 no 68001 "Evolution",first member of the class leads the 1820 Aberdeen Craiginches-Grangemouth DRS service out of Craiginches Yard.
An order for 7 more members of the class was recently confirmed, their should be 32 in all soon enough.
Photo taken July 2015.
I have watched this bike evolve over the last couple of years. It was originally put together by Maff of Expressive Motorcycles... It just took best in show at the 2014 Chopper Club Cheddar Run - Hosted by North Somerset CC. Despite being covered in road crap... Ah the joy of no Mudguards/Fenders...
THE SIMPSONS: Flanders calls Homer an ape and makes a case for evolution revolution in THE SIMPSONS episode "The Monkey Suit" airing Sunday, May 14 (8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT) on FOX. THE SIMPSONS™ & ©2006TCFFC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ©2006FOX BROADCASTING CR:FOX
On the wall in the Darwin Cafe, Darwin Building, KB. Now I'm wondering where I would be on this evolutionary scale; either 1 extra step to the right or more likely 10 steps behind the chimp :-)
Seen on México Federal Highway 2 in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora
(Across the street from a gas station where I did not get stuck in the sand.)
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I'm posing with a giant legume pod from southeast Asia. It's no surprise that this pod looks so much like a pea pod. They both come from the same family (Leguminosae) and have similar (homologous) structures. A homologous structure we are all familiar with is backbones in vertebrate animals. Homologous features indicate that certain organisms share a common ancestor. Humans and other vertebrates evolved from a common vertebrate ancestor and legumes evolved from a common pod-forming ancestor.
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Plant homology is not always as obvious as the giant bean pod I'm holding here.
This picture reminds me of a question involving our built environments. Do they have to be big to be successful? Can we get the job done by designing something smaller? I think it's worth considering how we can conserve space and other resources by designing smaller, more effective built environments.
For more scientific literature on legumes see:
Isely, D. 1982. Leguminosae and Homo sapiens. Economic Botany 36: 46-70.