Crab Final Evolution at Samantha Atherton blog

Crab Final Evolution. In fact, it's happened so often that there's a scientific term for it: Evolution really does love the shape of the crab. Like tech bros repeatedly trying to invent a new type of transport and accidentally reinventing the bus, evolution seems to keep spitting out animals that look like crabs. In the next million years the crab shape may no longer be in evolutionary vogue, and crustaceans may ‘decarcinize’ and move away from that shape. So while the ultimate evolutionary body shape might still be a mystery, the reason decopods keep ending up as crabs hopefully won’t be in the near future. And shockingly, this meme has at least some basis in fact. The crab body shape might leave more flexibility for animals to evolve specialized roles for their legs beyond walking, allowing crabs to easily adapt to new habitats. In fact, it's happened so often that there's a name for it: Both true and false crabs evolved their wide, flat, hard upper shell and tucked tails independently of one another, from a common ancestor that had none of those features, suggests an.

Like tech bros repeatedly trying to invent a new type of transport and accidentally reinventing the bus, evolution seems to keep spitting out animals that look like crabs. So while the ultimate evolutionary body shape might still be a mystery, the reason decopods keep ending up as crabs hopefully won’t be in the near future. In fact, it's happened so often that there's a scientific term for it: The crab body shape might leave more flexibility for animals to evolve specialized roles for their legs beyond walking, allowing crabs to easily adapt to new habitats. Both true and false crabs evolved their wide, flat, hard upper shell and tucked tails independently of one another, from a common ancestor that had none of those features, suggests an. In the next million years the crab shape may no longer be in evolutionary vogue, and crustaceans may ‘decarcinize’ and move away from that shape. Evolution really does love the shape of the crab. In fact, it's happened so often that there's a name for it: And shockingly, this meme has at least some basis in fact.

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Crab Final Evolution In fact, it's happened so often that there's a scientific term for it: In fact, it's happened so often that there's a scientific term for it: Evolution really does love the shape of the crab. So while the ultimate evolutionary body shape might still be a mystery, the reason decopods keep ending up as crabs hopefully won’t be in the near future. And shockingly, this meme has at least some basis in fact. The crab body shape might leave more flexibility for animals to evolve specialized roles for their legs beyond walking, allowing crabs to easily adapt to new habitats. In the next million years the crab shape may no longer be in evolutionary vogue, and crustaceans may ‘decarcinize’ and move away from that shape. Like tech bros repeatedly trying to invent a new type of transport and accidentally reinventing the bus, evolution seems to keep spitting out animals that look like crabs. Both true and false crabs evolved their wide, flat, hard upper shell and tucked tails independently of one another, from a common ancestor that had none of those features, suggests an. In fact, it's happened so often that there's a name for it: