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1. Carbonic anhydrase in vertebrates, plants, algae and bacteria
   Carbonic anhydrase is extremely convergent and may have evolved as many as six times. The most familiar variants are α, β and γ carbonic anhydrases.

2. Bacterial carboxysomes (and other microcompartments)
   It is now clear that the cellular construction of at least the eubacteria is more complex than realized, and includes organelle-like structures known as microcompartments, of which the best known are the carboxysomes.

3. Enzymes: convergence on active sites and reaction types
   Enzymes make the world go round, each an evolutionary marvel - and convergent.

4. Zinc in teeth
   On land, we find the employment of zinc to reinforce feeding structures in the fangs of spiders, and also in a variety of insect groups.

5. Haemocyanin in arthropods and molluscs
   The degree of similarity between the active sites in arthropod and molluscan haemocyanin has been called “remarkable” and “startling”, but actually suggests that wherever in the universe life employs copper for aerobic respiration it will call upon haemocyanin.