Another example from science is the process by which certain lower plants and animals break into two or more fragments that grow into complete individuals. Although planaria, the free-living flatworms that reside in quiet bodies of water, probably don’t get very titillated by fragmentation, as asexual reproduction goes, it’s pretty cool.
Fragmentation in planaria. (www.tutorvista.com/content/biology/biology-ii/reproduction/asexual-reproduction.php#fragmentation) |
Estimated hard disk usage before and after defragmentation, top vs. bottom bar. (Multiple websites.) |
M67 fragmentation hand grenade. (Multiple websites) |
Poster for movie Fragments, also called Winged Creatures. (Multiple websites, www.imdb.com/title/tt0948547/) |
Marilyn Monroe’s book, Fragments, published in 2010. (Multiple websites) |
Fragmented Art by boxdemon (www.thatcreativefeeling.com/fragmentation-deconstruction-art/) |
The Mackinac Bridge connects the Upper and Lower peninsulas of the fragmented state of Michigan. (Multiple websites; www.maps.com) |
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