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62 lines
919 B
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2. PATTERN
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7. BUFFALO. WY,
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USA.
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This section of a
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cottonwood limb cut by
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a chainsaw resembles
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the 'general model".
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9. STANLEY, TAS, AUSTRALIA.
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The double spiral of seed in a sunflower head; counts at seed reveal
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the “summation series” or Fibonacci numbers along each spiral band.
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11. STANLEY, TAS, AUSTRALIA.
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A spiral oi spirals ol spirals. This range of orders of Similar forms is
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basic to lractals; it can be seen in many phenomena here. a
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Romanesque broccoli.
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8. STANLEY, TAS, AUSTRALIA.
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This section of a tamarillo also resembles the ”general model”.
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TUCSON. AZ, USA
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An aberrant suguaro
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erupts into an 'Overbeck
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Jet". and the stem reveals
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increasingly turbulent
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growth.
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12. ERNABELLA, SA, AUSTRALIA.
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Pitjatjantjara women transfer traditional patterns to new materials, here
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using a batik (wax-dye) process to print fabrics. Older patterns were
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made in sand.
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