Speciation is the method of formation of new species. A species can be defined as one or more populations of interbreeding organisms that are reproductively isolated in nature from all other organisms. As natural selection adapts populations occupying different environments, they will diverge into races, subspecies, and finally separate species. When populations no longer interbreed, they are thought to be [...]
In this article we will discuss about the Darwinism theory of evolution with its criticism. In 1831, Charles Darwin on a voyage on HMS Beagle for five years noted the flora, fauna and geology of the islands of the South Pacific and collected numerous living and fossil specimens. He also sailed to the Galapagos Islands about 600 miles from the [...]
The theory of organic evolution seems to be the most acceptable explanation of the occurrence of varied forms of plants and animals on Earth. Evolution, which started out as a hypothesis, is now supported by evidence from many fields of science. The various convincing evidences for the occurrence of descent with modification is summarised in the Fig. 15. 1. Evidence [...]