Evolution: The Adaptation and Survival of Species

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Biological evolutionary theory rests upon some basic assumptions, two of these being that all life on earth shares a common ancestor and that life has existed for billions of years, changing over time. As with all scientific theories, evolutionary theory is subject to change when new data becomes available. However, as of today, the theory of evolution is the best fit for the scientific evidence that biologists have observed so far. What makes scientists so willing to accept the theory of evolution? To understand their reasons, readers first examine how living organisms are related to one another. Students learn about inheritance, the history of evolutionary theory, the evolution of populations , and the evidence for evolution . The absorbing narrative is buoyed by interesting and straightforward sidebars.

Language: English

Pages: 80

Format: Hardcover

Release: August 15, 2010

ISBN 13: 9781435895348

Evolution: The Adaptation and Survival of Species

Kristi Lew

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Language: English

Pages: 80

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Release: August 15, 2010

ISBN 13: 9781435895348

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