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    This document discusses different types of patterns found in nature, including symmetries seen in butterflies and starfish where different sides are alike, fractal patterns like ferns and lightning bolts that repeat at any scale, and tessellations formed by repeated tiles seen in sunflowers and pineapples. It also lists the top ten most common patterns found in nature, such as those in leaves, spirals, zebra stripes, honeycombs, molecules, seashells, brains, sand, butterflies wings, and spider webs.

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    This document discusses different types of patterns found in nature, including symmetries seen in butterflies and starfish where different sides are alike, fractal patterns like ferns and lightning bolts that repeat at any scale, and tessellations formed by repeated tiles seen in sunflowers and pineapples. It also lists the top ten most common patterns found in nature, such as those in leaves, spirals, zebra stripes, honeycombs, molecules, seashells, brains, sand, butterflies wings, and spider webs.

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    M1 Lesson 3 Patterns and Regularities

    Symmetries (Butterflies , Face, Starfish)


    are when different sides of something are alike
    Factal Patterns (Cracked in a ice have fractiles , Ferns , Lightning Bolt)
    is a detailed pattern that looks similar at any scale and repeats itself over time.

    Tessellations (Sunflower, Pineapple, Turtle, Honeycomb)


    (Are patterns that are formed by repeated cubes or tiles)
    Foam (soap foam bubble)
    Spiral (Rose)
    Crack (cracked land)
    Stripe (Stripe palm leaf)

    Top Ten Patterns found in Nature:

    1. Patterns found in leaves

    2. Spiral pattern

    3. Pattern found in Zebra's strips

    4. Pattern found in Honeycomb

    5. Pattern found in molecules

    6. Pattern found in Seashell covers

    7. Pattern found in Embryonic brain

    8. Pattern found on desert sand

    9. Pattern found on Butterfly's wing

    10. Pattern found in Spider's net

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