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Where is the evidence for evolution?

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Chavalon
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02-04-2003 4:40 PM 		Reply to: Message 65 by DanskerMan
02-04-2003 3:50 PM

Mutation is the source by random variation in DNA. Natural selection is the differential survival of the variants - some branches of the tree of life grow, some wither, some snap off. This is determined by the interaction between organisms and their environment.
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English was invented by creationists, and that's the vocabulary we have to work with in everyday speech. It can always be translated into something more precise if need be.
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02-07-2003 4:14 PM 		Reply to: Message 112 by DanskerMan
02-07-2003 3:34 PM

I know several professors of maths. They all regard their subject as an art.
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