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Odonatopteran Approaches to the Challenges of Flight: Convergence of Responses Subject to a Common three of them independently acquired powered flight. Contrastingly, wings were probably acquired only once by pterygotan insects. Despite this, insects have developed a great variety of structural approaches that have diversified their collective flight capacity. Flight was a key contributor to the

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Digging Up Convergence in Fossorial Rodents: Insights into Burrowing Activity and Morpho-Functionalng the entire life underground. Many mammals, especially rodents, show behavioural, morphological and physiological adaptations to fossorial life, mainly for gaining access to sources of food and escaping predators and extreme climatic fluctuations. Adaptations to fossorial life are found in more th

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Aquatic Feeding in Lissamphibia,ymnophiona (caecilians). From a phylogenetic point of view, lissamphibians are considered the sister taxon of extant amniotes (sauropsids and mammals). Lissamphibians have a long evolutionary history, reaching back into the Late Paleozoic and most probably originated within a temnospondyl clade. One

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Convergence of Aquatic Feeding Modes in the Sauropsida (Crocodiles, Birds, Lizards, Snakes and, Turhylogenetic group within Amniota, but the largest extant group within all tetrapods. Like many other tetrapod branches, sauropsids have evolved many adaptations to aquatic lifestyles: from species that occasionally feed in aquatic habitats to fully aquatic forms that only rise to the water’s surface

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Solutions to a Sticky Problem: Convergence of the Adhesive Systems of Geckos and Anoles (Reptilia: to both abiotic and biotic substrata in three chief ways: hook-like anchors, such as claws, permit temporary attachment to surfaces via mechanical interlocking and/or frictional interactions with surface asperities; attachment organs releasing glandular secretions (e.g., the toe pads of hylid frogs

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