Anchor: Divergence gives us a bewildering variety of life; convergence gives rise, repeatedly, to certain anatomical features, like wings and eyeballs.
Entailed: Variety of life comes from divergence, whereas repeated features such as wings and eyes come from convergence.
Contradiction: Convergence gives rise to the wide variety of species, whereas divergence results in common anatomical features.
Contradiction: Four figures hold cats as they sing.
Contradiction: Little boy standing in the water
Contradiction: The hairless dog basks in the sun.
Contradiction: A firm of French music publishers sent out a communication acknowledging Mrs. Inglethorp's cheque.