Evolution In The Amazing Spiderman

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The Amazing Spiderman is directed by Marc Webb. The duration time for this movie is 2 hours 16 minutes. In order to relate the evolution in this movie, we require understanding the definition of evolution. As we know, evolution in Latin is mean to unroll or to discover. Generally, evolution is refers to any change over time and often restricted to biological change. Biological evolution suggesting that species are descent from more ancient forms of life through a structural and physiological modification. This meaning covered on small- scale evolution that refers to changes in the frequency in population from one generation to the next generation. While for the large- scale evolution focus on the descent of different species from a common ancestor

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