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Eine Darstellung der Evolution vom Dinosaurier zum Vogel wird von Wasseragamen betrachtet, die bei ebenjener einen anderen Abzweig genommen haben.
These critters are the result of a computer program that created a simple structure and allowed it to mutate. Selection preferred motion. The critters learned to move in an amazing variety of ways. Some of them look familiar; others are just plain weird. All of them are the result of selection pressure on random variation. This kind of mathematical evolution can be used to solve design problems.
Evolution - Eliana, sem top coat!
tem post novo lá no cherry red nails :D
combo: Tutorial + desencalhando
bora lá?
Four different flavours of scorpion. Mmmm... scorpion.
Evolution is the oddest store ever. All sorts of animal skulls and skeletons.
And all sorts of other weird stuff that is interesting to look at but I couldn't
imagine buying. I have no idea what purpose a lot of this stuff would serve.
These pictures make me miss Bio 30. That was one of of final classes. And Lema gave us popsicles and creamsicles.
To eat or not to eat! Rahul's wondering...
Kuch jyada hi soch raha hai.. aur ek maang liya hota...
Mahesh ke dimaag mein kya hai.. (is he plannin 2 sell it off n make another Gold chain... he's a Bappi Lahiri fan!)
Bhavesh... isse kahte hai... To have ur icecream n eat it too... :-)
guys they r in a sequence hehe did u notice? :o)
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Cirque Le Masque performing "Evolution" at the Vilar Performing Arts Center in Beaver Creek, Colorado on 12.26.10.
Photo (c) 2010 Zach Mahone.
Took this in my Historical Geology course. Glyptodont scale (left) next to a section of armadillo scales (right). The latter is made up of over a hundred of the former.
Even though the photo sucks, the Glyptodont scale is nearly identicle to the small scales that make up the Armadillo's armor. This is proof of evolution.