Divergence gives us a bewildering variety of life; convergence gives rise, repeatedly, to certain anatomical features, like wings and eyeballs.
Variety of life comes from divergence, whereas repeated features such as wings and eyes come from convergence.
Convergence gives rise to the wide variety of species, whereas divergence results in common anatomical features.
A man with a small bag standing on a city street.
A fireman singing and dancing.
The car is in an auto shop.
Nobody is riding
A woman in a wheelchair shelves books in a library.
I did not feel the same way.