In simplest terms, evolution can be defined as a change in allele frequency over

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In simplest terms, evolution can be defined as a change in allele frequency over time. A fact of nature is that allele frequencies for any given gene are always in a state of flux and for that reason evolution is a fact of nature. At the same time we have theories that help us explain why allele frequencies change in the first place. We call these evolutionary theories and for this section we explored two of these theories...natural selection and genetic drift The purpose of this discussion board is meant for you to share any ideas or to demystify any difficulties that you may have about evolutionary theory. Feel free to share your thoughts in an open ended but informed way! For your contribution you will receive participation points.

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The questions which can be raised on evolution are

1.Are all species related to each other if evolution says all organisms are evolved from the single cell

2.how can we know what happened millions of years ago if no one has seen evolution happening on earth

3.are evolution and survival of the fittest the same thing?

4.how long ago did humans become humans?

5.does evolution prove there is no good?

6.if humans evolve from monkeys ..why are The now living monkeys changing into humans ..and are the humans still evolving ..?

7.into what the humans will evolve in future?

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