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    Theory #1- Evolution There are many different theories on how everything on Earth came into existence. A popular theory is evolution. Evolution is the process where modern organisms originated from prehistoric organisms over time. Over the past 200 years, scientists have studied in great depth the reasoning and process of the creations of humans, plants, and animals. One man who greatly influenced the theory of evolution is Charles Darwin. Darwin traveled by sea studying an observing organisms…

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    while Wallace had discussed with Darwin the theory as well. The theory of natural selection led Darwin and Wallace to develop radically different views of evolution that rivaled each other's theories. Darwin published his theories of evolution, and as a result, they were widely known throughout his time. The origin of his theory of evolution based on natural selection. Darwin believed that humans did not come to be because of the interposition of higher beings. It was incredibly arrogant to…

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    Evolution is “the process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth” (Dictionary). What was accepted as the origin of the species before Darwin’s discovery…

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    The Merriam-Webster dictionary explains evolution as a theory of changes that occur because constant change that excel naturally over a long period of time. (Merriam-Webster) This means that over a long period of time there were changes made from all the species and as time progressed we all started to break up into different categories and then different branches of those categories. It is said that we, as humans, share the same category as the primates. Though, over time we started to evolve…

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    Compare Evolution and Creation There has been a lot of theories on how the earth came into existence. In this paper we are going to look at the two, most popular theories evolution vs creation. The Creationist thinks God spoke the world into existence. The Evolutionist thinks the world started with a “big bang.” To look at the subject of how the earth came into existence we need to set our personal differences aside. Let us start with how humans and plants came about. We all have cells, we…

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    Evolution is a process by which changes occur in a species, one that shares a specific habitat, over time. By definition, evolutionary changes only occur on the genetic level, however, particularly with modern-day humans, it is also important to understand neo-evolution, which pertains more to the evolution of societies and development of widely separated cultures. We will first focus on genetic, or conventional, evolution. Genetic adaptations are generally the…

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    them based on characteristics; developed in 1735. Then in 1795, James Hutton proposed the concept that the Earth gradually changed over time; a result from changes in climate and ecosystems. Natural Selection plays a large role in the theory of evolution, it is the change that undergoes certain changes in traits of a species in order to secure the survival of its kind. The Natural Selection process was introduced in…

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    ignored, and possess much information regarding the evolution of humans. Bipedalism, the ability to move using two feet is an extraordinary feature that makes humans different from many species, including our closest cousins, the chimpanzee. When bipedalism came to be remained a mystery that prevented archaeologists, like me to fully understand evolution. Many believed that this trait evolved much later in terms of the timeline of human evolution, but this evidence contradicts this popular…

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    many centuries, evolution has peaked the interest of many intellectual individuals, such as Charles Darwin and many others. Did we really evolve from chimpanzee or were we created by god. In addition, evolution has also challenged religious beliefs for those who believed in the divine right and its sole creator. This paper will explain what evolution is, how it can be both a fact and a theory, and how natural selections fits in the argument of evolution. In present day, evolution has come…

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    selection. Charles Robert Darwin was an English naturalist and geologist and he is well known for his contribution to the theories of evolution. Darwin proposed that that all life is descended from a common ancestor. While the belief of evolution from animal to man was old and even proposed by ancient Greek philosophers, Darwin proposed a process by which this evolution occurred. Charles Darwin studied specimens and questioned the origin of species for many years. Darwin noticed competition…

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