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at first, I didn't see any patterns, but then I noticed how all the birds fly together like waves. wonder how they know to stick together and what happens if one leaves

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I noticed that none of the birds followed any one group, and I wondered how murmuring helps them.

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I noticed that there are patterns everywhere even when you cant see them and they can also stand out more than certain ones.

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patterns can be very alike but not the same

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I noticed The birds cascaded in and  out almost like waves but they stayed together in a general area.
I wonder how they know where to go or if there is any rhyme or reason the their flying patterns.

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I didnt notice any pattern's at first untill i really looked at it closely but patterns can show up anywhere  at anytime and we just have to look

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Even if something is close in pattern doesn't mean its closely related.

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I noticed that there are patterns all over the world and we use them in our daily lives even when we don't notice.

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I noticed there are patterns everywhere even when we cant see them

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Something I noticed was that just because an organism might look the same, doesn't mean they are related. When breaking down patterns, you have to go deeper and deeper in order to actually know how to classify certain organisms.

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I notice
Using patterns can be used to label and classify a pattern that you see in your daily life
I wonder
Is there patterns that you can’t classify?

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i noticed that some patterns are more obvious than others and that just because two things look the same doesn't mean that they're related
i wonder about patterns that aren't very obvious

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I noticed that the birds all followed each other and moved together in the sky.
I wonder how long they stay in they sky. I wonder if there is a reason why they are doing it

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I noticed that patterns can form over time, shift very quickly, and can appear everywhere. I wonder how people started to classify patterns

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the birds kept undulating (stretching out and then coming together again)

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the birds kept undulating (stretching out and then coming together again)

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I noticed that you can find patterns everywhere in nature. I wonder how we started recognizing patterns everywhere.

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I noticed that there are patterns everywhere. And I noticed that even if the pattern looks similar the molecules and DNA don’t necessarily have patterns.

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I Notice
Patterns are found everywhere in nature. Anything can be group into a classification.
I wonder
If the pattern depends on the certain types of birds

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Notice: I noticed that although at first looking at something that might appear strange, with a closer look there could be patterns forming, like just in anything really.
Wondering: I wonder how much time and concentration people have used to figure out patterns in things much bigger than them, like the earth.

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i notice that there are patterns everywhere
i wonder how people started realizing that there are patterns everywhere and how they became so known

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| I Notice -That patterns can be found everywhere including the molecular level.  The periodic table was made because Dmitri Mandela noticed patterns when looking at all of the elements.
| I Wonder -  If people always try to classify chaos. How people first came to the realization that stars could be classified by phenomenon’s.

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I noticed : the birds where synchronized and followed each other.