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Divergent Evolution
			Convergent Evolution
		
		
			$(1)$ Development of different functional structures from a common ancestral form

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Divergent Evolution
			Convergent Evolution
		
		
			$(1)$ Development of different functional structures from a common ancestral form is called divergent evolution.
			$(1)$ Development of similar adaptive functional structures in unrelated groups of organisms is called convergent evolution.
		
		
			$(2)$ Homologous organs show divergent evolution.
			$(2)$ Analogous organs show convergent evolution.
		
		
			$(3)$ Examples: Darwin's finches, Australiar Marsupials, locomotion in mammals.
			$(3)$ Examples : Australian marsupials and placental mammals, various aquatic vertebrate and wings of insects, birds. and bats.

Give differences : Divergent Evolution and Convergent Evolution

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Divergent Evolution	Convergent Evolution
$(1)$ Development of different functional structures from a common ancestral form is called divergent evolution.	$(1)$ Development of similar adaptive functional structures in unrelated groups of organisms is called convergent evolution.
$(2)$ Homologous organs show divergent evolution.	$(2)$ Analogous organs show convergent evolution.
$(3)$ Examples: Darwin's finches, Australiar Marsupials, locomotion in mammals.	$(3)$ Examples : Australian marsupials and placental mammals, various aquatic vertebrate and wings of insects, birds. and bats.