Coyne's Argument For Evolution

In this chapter, Coyne’s argument for evolution is premised on evidence from biogeography. This argument is based on the fact that the same species of organisms often have certain attributes that can be linked directly to their geographical locations. Coyne cites several examples to support this position including the migration of birds like the finch, marsupials and the endemic species of organisms which are only found in oceanic islands, for example the Juan Fernández islands and others (Coyne, J. A., 2009). The endemic species of plants and animals on these islands show that evolution occurred not only over time, but also as a result of geographical changes with respect to time.
The explanation gotten from Coyne’s book posits that all