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    The document discusses different patterns found in nature including symmetry, spirals, cracks, spots, dendritic patterns, and fractals. Examples are provided for each type of pattern. Symmetry refers to shapes with identical parts around an axis. Spirals wind in a continuous, widening or tightening curve. Cracks are thin lines that appear on surfaces when they break without separating. Spots are small, differently colored or textured marks. Dendritic patterns resemble branching organic forms in flat, undisturbed areas. Fractals are geometric shapes where each part has the same statistical character as the whole.

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    The document discusses different patterns found in nature including symmetry, spirals, cracks, spots, dendritic patterns, and fractals. Examples are provided for each type of pattern. Symmetry refers to shapes with identical parts around an axis. Spirals wind in a continuous, widening or tightening curve. Cracks are thin lines that appear on surfaces when they break without separating. Spots are small, differently colored or textured marks. Dendritic patterns resemble branching organic forms in flat, undisturbed areas. Fractals are geometric shapes where each part has the same statistical character as the whole.

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    The document discusses different patterns found in nature including symmetry, spirals, cracks, spots, dendritic patterns, and fractals. Examples are provided for each type of pattern. Symmetry refers to shapes with identical parts around an axis. Spirals wind in a continuous, widening or tightening curve. Cracks are thin lines that appear on surfaces when they break without separating. Spots are small, differently colored or textured marks. Dendritic patterns resemble branching organic forms in flat, undisturbed areas. Fractals are geometric shapes where each part has the same statistical character as the whole.

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    DIFFERENT PATTERNS IN NATURE

    What are the different patterns in


    nature?
    SYMMETRY
    the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other
    or around an axis.

    EXAMPLES OF SYMMETRY
    SPIRAL
    winding in a continuous and gradually widening or tightening curve, either around a central
    point on a flat plane or about an axis so as to form a cone.

    EXAMPLES OF SPIRAL
    CRACKS

    to break something so that it does not separate, but very thin lines appear on its surface, or
    to become broken in this way.

    EXAMPLES OF CRACKS
    SPOTS
    a small round or roundish mark, differing in color or texture from the surface around it.

    EXAMPLES OF SPOTS
    DENDRITIC
    so called because of their similarity to branching organic forms, are most common where
    rocks or sediments are flat-lying and preferential zones of structural weakness are minimal.

    EXAMPLES OF DENDRITIC
    FRACTALS
    a curve or geometric figure, each part of which has the same statistical character as the whole

    EXAMPLES OF FRACTALS
    1-FOXTROT
    Randell C. Rigat
    John Renz Galang
    Isidro Salao
    Lawrence Laganson
    Julius Baguisa
    Christian Domingo

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