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let us talk about the next category of
evidences so this is our fourth category
of evidence and this is biogeographical
evidence and biogeographical basically
means the distribution of living
organisms in different parts of the
earth or glue to study this will take up
enough for interesting examples the
first is about Darwin's finches these
filters are actually small sized black
birds these birds are found in Galapagos
Islands so they are found in Gallup the
Gauss Islands these galapalos' islands
are actually a bunch of 22 small islands
22 small islands which are found on the
west coast of South America now how did
Darwin reach there and what kind of
studies were performed that is actually
he was on a voyage of a naturalistic of
study so the voyage was on a ship the
ship was called HMS Beagle
so on this HMS Beagle he went on the
study of this gallop across islands then
he studied various types
plants and animals and he also found out
these different types of birds there
that is known as Darwin's finches these
small ventures there are actually 20
varieties and these varieties according
to Darwin they differed only in two
things one was the size and two the beak
shape and he said that this difference
especially the big shape difference is
because of different type of food habits
so this is due to what were they eating
there so due to different food habits at
the same time dr. David black proposed
that all these 20 varieties of finches
they probably have evolved from so these
20 varieties have evolved from one green
eating finch or bought one green eating
variety this means that one variety
which was on these different 22 islands
when they reach there they found
different food which was available to
them and in order to get that kind of
food their big shape changed so they
evolved according to the four habits or
the food which was available to them and
that was responsible for giving them
this different beak shape this same
example can be taken as a divergent
evolution
is also so what would be considered as a
divergent evolution divergent evolution
again would mean that a same species or
a same type of organism if Lanza in an
area where the food habits or climatic
condition or the situations there are
different they adapt themselves to that
existing situation so they are starting
from one point but depending upon the
different habitat or habits good habits
that they are ending up in they change
in their structure also in their size
also and that is called divergent
evolution so darwin's finches and the
reason why they're known as Darwin's
finches because it was Darwin whose work
was based on these finches so they have
become famous as Darwin's finches so
this is one very important example one
thing which we have to remember is the
name of the ship on which many times
questions have been asked so these
finches which he found on these islands
they differed in only beep basically
mainly size was also different and when
he studied he found out that these birds
were getting different type of foods in
different islands and that is why this
type of our evolution has taken place so
we are talking of this example under
biogeographical so geographical means
different geographic areas and how these
organisms or the living organisms have
changed or evolved so this is one
example that we take under this
biogeographical the next example of
category of examples that we want to
discuss
under the same biogeographical is
discontinuous distribution so let us
take that one now
the next one is this continuous
distribution this continuous
distribution of organisms actually if
you want to understand what exactly is
discussed under this head is earlier it
was believed that all the continents
they were in the form of one piece it
was called Pangaea then these continents
separated and they started moving away
or closer from it closer to each other
away from each other so if if they say
that these were all the pieces of the
continents and a particular organism or
living beings existed here in this
region because these pieces then got
separated we find the same type of
organisms on these three continents so
basically this continuous means there is
no link how come one organism which is
existing on a continent how can that
organism go to some other continent
because there are some barriers between
them in this case there is a large ocean
or a huge water body so how can a
particular organism which is existing in
one continent how can that organism
reach to the other so this is basically
on the theory that all the continents
were earlier fused so when we talk of
this continuous distribution we'll take
a couple of examples the first one there
are certain plants like magnolias tulips
and Sasha firs
these plants are found only two regions
are on the entire globe one is so they
are found only in China and Eastern USA
Easter us how is that possible
that these plants are found only in
these two regions again it is based on
the same kill that all these continents
were once fused the second example that
we can talk off is of elephants and when
we talking of these we are talking of
their natural habitat you can have an
elephant in a zoo that is a different
scene but naturally there are these
these elephants or organisms found they
are found only in India and Africa again
the logic is same that probably these
continents were fused another example
that we can take is of lump fishes love
fishes are considered as most evolved
fishes because they are fishes having
all the characteristics of fishes except
the lumps which are the characteristic
features of Terra still or gangshim's
let us write down couple of names of
these LUN fishes and the areas in which
they are found the first lungfish is
Neos with Sarah Taurus neo Sarah told us
and this is found in Australia the next
lumpfish that is let me go Seidel let me
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Cyril it is found in only South America
third example again a long fish
product X product Eris is founded Africa
so all of them they have evolved from
the fish's normal fishes with an
advanced a characteristic that is lungs
and how come one type of lung fish is
found in Australia or other in South
America and third is in Africa so
totally different regions of the globe
so this what exactly we mean by this
continuous distribution third example is
restricted distribution restricted
distribution that means certain type of
organisms are found only in a particular
kind or particular area for example
marsupials marsupials link mammals
egg laying mammals are restricted to
only one continent that is Australia so
the reason is again same that when this
division of endless continents separated
they were found only in one region but
they did not get distributed so it could
be restricted they are from only in one
region nowhere else and this continues
means they are found in certain specific
regions but there are different
continents so these examples come under
bio geographical evidences now the next
category of evidence is that we want to
top off our various types of
psychological physiological and all
those things under biogeographical we
can also top off convergent and
divergent evolution that can be taken as
the fourth category under the same but
this convergent divergent has been
discussed in every category basically
speaking so the fourth one is convergent
and divergent evolution so let us take
some examples of convergent classical
mammals and marsupials they belong to
two different groups one are pretty much
evolved organisms they have placenta
through which these are they the mother
provides nourishment to the developing
fetus whereas marsupials the young ones
are born very very pretty developed or
underdeveloped conditions but don't be
afraid if ur engrossed they have
converged to show similar type of
characters one such example is of mul
and ma
soupier mole they look similar the size
wise they're similar no food habits are
similar so this is an example that two
different groups when they come to lie
in a similar kind of habitat and are
having the same kind of food habits
their body their structure the feeding
habit everything converges and their
characters which appear they are very
much similar this is something like an
enormous organs we did talk about these
terms when we were discussing homologous
and antilochus organs also so these
organisms though they are of different
groups but they converge to show similar
type of characteristic region we can
take an example of mouse and marsupial
mouse these are animals they have
similar type of structure function also
that means what kind of food they get
and because of that suppose one is an
ant eater one mammal which is an ant
vehicle and marsupial which is an
anteater their snout becomes very long
because they have to penetrate into
those of termite areum's
or the places where the ants are and
they suck that those insects out so
mouthparts the basic appearance it is
going to be pretty might say so
converging can also be taken under this
category that is biogeographical
evidences also
geological time scale is actually
designed by divine

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lumpfish::noun | Spocien Dictionary

lumpfish

noun

/'ləmp,fɪʃ/

clumsy soft thick-bodied northern Atlantic fish with pelvic fins fused into a sucker; edible roe used for caviar

Type	Words
Synonyms	cyclopterus lumpus
Type of	scorpaenoid, scorpaenoid fish
Has types	lumpsucker

How to pronounce lumpfish in English?

lumpfish::noun | Spocien Dictionary

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