File:Avian convergence.jpg
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English: Comparison of an ostrich and an Ergilornis (to scale), combined with the closest living relatives (not to scale), illustrating the degree of convergence evolution. All pics featured can be found on Wikimedia commons |
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Collage: Falconfly by Tim Morris by Dick Daniels |
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