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Integration and modularity and their role in speciation and evolutionary diversification

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By Kory M Evans, Ryan N. Felice
| Nature Verified
Abstract The evolution of diverse life requires biological variation upon which selection can act. Modularity and integration structure patterns of biological variation at every scale of biological organization. Whereas the relationship between patterns of phenotypic modularity and integration and the evolution of morphological disparity is well established, their broader effect on taxonomic diversity and speciation is less clear.
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What Would Happen if All The Fish in The Ocean Disappeared?

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By Kory M Evans
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What Would Happen if All The Fish in The Ocean Disappeared? Original

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By Kory M Evans
| ScienceAlert Verified
The ocean is massive and covers most of the surface of our planet. In addition to its size, it's packed with life, ranging from an astounding diversity of plants, microbes, worms, corals and crabs to squids, whales and, yes, even fish. The ocean is full of fish, so much so that they make up the second-largest amount of all carbon – the material that makes up living things – in the entire animal kingdom. They're just behind the group containing insects and crustaceans.
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