Convergent and parallel evolution in life habit of the scallops (Bivalvia: Pectinidae)

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"17 repeated transitions...within the Pectinidae that were the result of both parallel and convergent evolution." https://t.co/C3URSRhVYO

"Five of the six life habit types exhibited by scallops have evolved multiple times." https://t.co/C3URSRhVYO

"Repeated phenotypes have long been treated as evidence for adaptation at the macroevolutionary scale." https://t.co/C3URSRhVYO

2 species in a niche: "similar phenotypes can be generated via analogous evolutionary responses." https://t.co/C3URSRhVYO

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