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These Ferns Can “Evolve Backward”, Challenging Our Assumptions About Plant EvolutionEssentially, it's backward evolution. And ferns aren’t the only species at it. The Liolaemus lizard, for example, has seemingly re-evolved to lay eggs having previously adapted to birth live young.
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Over the Garden Gate: Ferns: A field study of ancient nativesFor example, moist habitat ferns are the Massachusetts, Crested Wood or Cinnamon type. One may observe the Rusty Woodsia, ...
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