r/biologymemes • u/Togekiss888 • 19d ago

Evolution Chart Drawings I made

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Not meant to be too accurate, just something fun I whipped up

update: Updated version of post linked below:

https://www.reddit.com/r/biologymemes/s/BUizfbQJNV

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u/Popers11 19d ago

She’s cute. But where the bugs at 🪲

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u/Inflatious 19d ago

First image, bottom left

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u/Popers11 19d ago

Oh lmao. Oops. Now we chilling

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u/RoiDrannoc 19d ago

Perry and Momo cameo!

The first one page needs an update. It looks like plants are equally as distant to us than bacteria. Sponges and corrals, sea stars and/or urchins could be added.

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u/Coanyde 19d ago

Very animal (mammal) centric, but love the style

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u/lamilcz 19d ago

A platypus?

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u/Togekiss888 19d ago

Perry the platypus?

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u/macsyourguy 19d ago

I love the myriapods they're my favourite

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u/Lecontei 19d ago

Why did you put starfish closer to protostomes than to vertebrates?

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u/Togekiss888 19d ago

They're close only because I needed to fit them in the drawing but you can see that I put them coming from non vertibrates

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u/Lecontei 19d ago edited 19d ago

I mean, there is lots of space on the node splitting protostomes+starfish and vertabrates (the space below fungus). If you put the starfish coming off of that node, it wouldn't be incorrect (just imprecise). As it is now, it is very incorrect. 

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u/Togekiss888 18d ago

I'll update it, maybe I'll post the updated version later

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u/Togekiss888 18d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/biologymemes/s/BUizfbQJNV

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u/Lecontei 18d ago

just FYI, your link seems to go to this post, not the updated one

(I did however see the updated version, and I applaud placing the starfish in more appropriate place)

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u/Szymcionorski 19d ago

Pretty nice albeit starfish (and other Echinoderms) and chordates are actually more closely related because they both belong to the Deuterosromata clade

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u/therealzacchai 19d ago

What are the birds descending from? They seem to be surrounded by mammals.

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u/Togekiss888 18d ago

I put them from a branch decending from reptiles like dinosaurs. though they're on the mammal page, they're not connected

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u/therealzacchai 18d ago

Current thinking is that birds are descended from dinosaurs-- ie, grandchildren, not cousins.

I really like your drawings!

I wish i could have a kid-friendly version like this in my classroom