Next, the examples used by Jerry Coyne follows Darwin’s theory of the six points of evolution, gives the scientific method to prove the origins of all living organisms, and I will explain speciation, common ancestry, and natural selection. As has been mentioned, speciation is the third point in the evolution theory, and is used to explain the vast diversity of species in the world. To resume, speciation is when one common ancestor splits into separate versions of the one common ancestor. The example is used for speciation is that birds, theropods, sauropods, snakes, and lizards all share a common ancestor that split from one missing link. To resume, common ancestry involves using fossils and DNA sequencing to prove that all organisms share
