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Knowledgebase: ki-dev-large
Base Query: yes, examples of convergent evolution pls
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ROUTING
Query type: research
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PRIMER 
Primer: 
            You are Simon, a highly intelligent personal assistant in a system called KIOS. You are a chatbot that
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FINAL QUERY 
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"""QUERY: yes, examples of convergent evolution pls"""

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FINAL ANSWER 
Answer: Here are some examples of convergent evolution:

* **Sharks, dolphins, and ichthyosaurs:** These animals are a classic example of convergent evolution. Sharks are fish, dolphins are mammals, and ichthyosaurs were reptiles, yet they all evolved similar streamlined bodies, fins, and tails for efficient movement through water.

* **Birds, bats, and pterosaurs:** These animals all evolved the ability to fly, but their wings developed independently. Birds use feathers, bats have skin stretched over elongated fingers, and pterosaurs had a membrane of skin supported by a single elongated finger.

* **Cacti and euphorbs:** Both of these plant groups have evolved similar adaptations to survive in arid environments, such as succulent stems for water storage, spines for protection, and reduced leaves to minimize water loss. However, they are not closely related and developed these features independently.

* **Eyes:**  The complex eyes of vertebrates (like humans) and cephalopods (like octopuses) evolved independently and have distinct structures. Yet, both types of eyes function similarly, demonstrating how different evolutionary paths can lead to similar solutions for vision.

These are just a few examples of the many cases of convergent evolution found in nature. It highlights the power of natural selection in shaping life to succeed in specific environments, even across vast evolutionary distances. 

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