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Antt971 say: When living things evolve /Change
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Tommy say: Pichu > Pikachu > Raichu. Any questions?
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MARK say: Evolution is the change in populations from one generation to the next as a result of changes in allele frequencies between generations.
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Bulldog Drummond say: Evolution is defined as a change in allele frequency from one generation to the next. Of course, this definition has many applications and implications, but the definition itself is what it is. Evolution deniers don't get to redefine a scientific term to suit their purposes any more that I get to redefine God to suit mine.
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Rjinswand, PhD say: It's the process by which biological organisms have developed gradually generation by generation to give the diversity of life we have today.
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say: A bunch of nonsense forced upon people to believe and is only a theory not a constant proven fact. Case in point. Just look around your community. How many species have changed into another form of species thru mutations over the past 100 yrs? None!
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Rachael say: True
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Ageof say: the religion of charles darwin, the author of The God Delusion that atheists believe in and liberals want to be taught in schools.
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Candice say: Something only ignoramuses believe in, such as atheists.
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Grillparzer say: Incremental change over a long period of time.
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Tom S say: It is two separate things, an observed fact of change of species, and there is the theory which attempts to explain it.
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Megan say: Change over a period of time
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Space Wasp say: Evolution in a nutshell: Heritable diversification and adaptation of life resulting from descent with modification and selective pressures.
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Ricardo say: Change over time.
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StillHere say: REVOLUTION without the "R"
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Vincent G say: It is a biological process that combines two mechanism: the spontaneous apparence of mutations in any biological population, and the selective pressure imposed on a population by predators and the environment that favors the survival of the organism with beneficial mutations, and the weeding out of those lacking them.