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EVOLUTION CONNECTION Evolutionary biologists have coined the term exaptation to describe

Chapter 35, Problem 9

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EVOLUTION CONNECTION Evolutionary biologists have coined the term exaptation to describe a common occurrence in the evolution of life: A limb or organ evolves in a particular context but over time takes on a new function (see Concept 23.4). What are some examples of exaptations in plant organs?

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EVOLUTION CONNECTION Evolutionary biologists have coined the term exaptation to describe a common occurrence in the evolution of life: A limb or organ evolves in a particular context but over time takes on a new function (see Concept 23.4). What are some examples of exaptations in plant organs?

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Some examples of exaptations in plant organs include thorns which evolved from shoots and spines,

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