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Homoplasy = something with same shape but different function?

 
 
Reply Fri 25 Feb, 2011 05:56 am
And "ball of yarn" = ball of thread?

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Homoplasy: A Good Thread to Pull to Understand the Evolutionary Ball of YarnScienceDaily (Feb. 24, 2011) — With the genetics of so many organisms that have different traits yet to study, and with the techniques for gathering full sets of genetic information from organisms rapidly evolving, the "forest" of evolution can be easily lost to the "trees" of each individual case and detail.
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Reply Fri 25 Feb, 2011 06:26 am
@oristarA,
Yes, but in this case it means something that needs to be unraveled layer by layer to get to the heart of it.
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Reply Fri 25 Feb, 2011 10:18 pm
@engineer,
Thanks
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