Evolution

Evolution is defined as the process by which defferent kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from

earlier forms during the history of earth. Without a scientific perspective on life, evolution is just a misterious thought. The begening of

biological inquierey began more than 2000 years ago with the Greek philosoper, Aristotle. Aristotle was a naturalist and used science to form

the idea of evolution. He (and all naturalists) used biogeography to begin investigating and researching spieces and their changes since the

begening of life.

Fossils are a key piece of observing evolution. Naturalists, such as Aristotle, discovered that there were useless parts and bones in

some spieces with studying fossils. Back then, previous beliefs were that every speice was created perfectly. However, discovering the

morphology of bones and fossils and the fact that those speices that had useless bones were becoming extenct only assisted in the theories of

evolution and the changes that were thought to be taking place.

The theory of evolution evolves from more than just the concept of useless bones and such. There are multiple ideas of naturalists

that devolop and suport the theory. Charles Darwin was another naturalist who took pride in scientific discoveris and supporting the theory of

uniformity was another link to the puzzle. The idea that gradual, repetitiive change had shaped the Eath is the "theory of uniformity" proposed by

1831 arthor, Lyells' book, "Principles of Geology." Lyell explained in his literature how change in Earth's surface was more likely from everyday,

gradual geological processes such as errosion over large amounts of time, that time being more than the 6,000 years o...

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...its are a high advantage in sexual selection. There are even some species, such as spiders, that if the male fails to successfully attract the female into mating the female will kill the male to prevent an offspring of less exaggerated traits, thus exampling sexual selection at its best.

To put evolution theories together and state its scientifit evident has always been a hugely debated subject. With evolutions being a conflict with most religios beliefs, there will always be an argument over where the human race started from and if we did indeed evolve. However, personally, science has lead us to some great evidence of evolution and its continuence. There are still things that can not be explained, but the study of biology and science in general is the start of any answers that are to come and discovering this entire univers's evolution that we reside in.