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    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…

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    What Is Social Darwinism?

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    The Social Darwinism defended the thesis that there are superior and inferior races, which was widely used by European governments to justify their domains in Asia and Africa during imperialism (XIX century and of the twentieth century). This idea of Social Darwinism created conditions for an increase of prejudice against people from specific continents. These people were seen as inferior. This theory about the superiority of some social groups was also used in the United States. The social…

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    Why Evolution Is True

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    complete certainty, it just has enough data and evidence to verify a phenomenon. Darwin continually emphasized the difference between the fact of evolution and the theory of natural selection. In the 19th century when Darwin published his book On the Origin of Species the theory of natural selection became quickly accepted, besides a few skeptics. Still till this day, in the 21st century, there are still skeptics about the fact of evolution. In the book Why Evolution is True written by Jessy…

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    1. Darwin understood that variations in the finch species pointed towards the idea that variation is the origin of evolution. Peter Boag continued to work tentatively alongside the Grants by extracting blood samples and DNA from the finches in his lab, then giving the Grants the data he would find. Boag and Hans Gelter have been running these various DNA tests on the finches provided by the Grants and hope to find the finch that created the different variations of finches along the Galapagos…

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    Biogeography Of Marsupials

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    Biogeography It shows how the past and present geographical distribution of organisms played a role in their evolution.Also, how species are distributed in accordance to the genetic relationships they share with other organisms. Marsupials and Placental Mammals Marsupials animals are almost exclusively found in Australia, while Placental mammals are very rare there. There are fossils of marsupials in North America, and South America. 30 million years ago South America and Australia…

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    Luis Correa The Reluctant Mr. Darwin David Quammen 251 Pages The Main Characters in this book are Charles Darwin. Charles Darwin was born in England on the 12th of February 1809, he died on the 19th of April 1882. was a man everyone knew. Maybe you knew him from his Darwinism or Darwinian. He was a man that believed in the theory of evolution. He believes that humans (Us) became ourselves by slowly evolving from animals. He lived his entire life trying to show evidence and prove that evolution…

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    Koko who has the capacity to communicate to humans are additional proofs that chimpanzees and humans may have come from the same ancestors as Charles Darwin postulated. As what I'd observed in the video, Koko learned how to communicate using sign language and he expressed his opinion about taking care of the Earth. In short, Koko is a wise man and his ability to think is only a human can does. Maybe, not as wide understanding as the modern man but still, he can think like a human. If we compared…

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    Survival of the fittest is basically an organism being better fit for an environment than the other. The traditional view on life is very simple, God created us and we were put here for a “reason”. Darwin’s theory of Natural Selection caused conflict between traditional views because it offered a new explanation other than “God” as to why we are here today. Three main challenges Darwin’s theory of Natural selection faces concerning traditional views is the challenge to biblical literalism,…

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    Origin Of Species

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    Sir- I am writing you on this day, the 24th of November 1859, on the account of todays publication of your research titled "On the Origin of Species". I myself, James Hutton, have dedicated my days to research similar to your own. I believe you may be interested in my findings. We have run into similar issues as well, Darwin. Before we had our research and the scientific methods, we had the bible. Now, according to this book the Earth was only a few thousand years old, but upon inspection I…

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    Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace came to the same conclusion on the study of Evolution and created the Theory of Evolution based off Charles Darwin’s book Origins of Species. Through gathering of support and evidence for his suggestion, at the age of 50 in 1859, Darwin finally published his theory of evolution with the help from Alfred Wallace. Wallace contributed into developing the theory of evolution supporting what Darwin had created. In fact, when the two compared work, the study from…

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