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'''Microevolution''', broadly defined, is the inevitable small-scale changes in [[allele]] frequencies in a population within the same species. Under this broad definition, this change in overall allele frequencies occurs with every birth or death of a member of the species.  In other words, some generations of people might be taller than the last or shorter than the last based on the number of individuals who happen to have the "tall" gene. Microevolution does not involve changing from one [[kind]] to another, and it does not create new kinds.

'''Micro[[evolution]]''' is broadly defined by relatively small-scale changes in [[allele]] frequencies in populations of related [[species]] of a [[kind]]. It is an observable phenomenon and a sound aspect of nature's designs, as opposed to [[macroevolution]] which entails all life forms being evolved from insubstantial bacteria and hard distinctions between organism kinds to be nonexistent.

Change in overall allele frequencies occurs with every birth or death of a member of the species; some generations of people might be taller than the last or shorter than the last based on the number of individuals who happen to have the "tall" gene, and on a larger scale this type of development ultimately creates new species/subspecies that nonetheless remain recognizable as falling under a certain basic form.

Evolutionists have argued that the distinction between microevolution and [[macroevolution]] is arbitrary because it is the same process.

[[Evolutionism|Evolutionists]] have argued that the distinction between microevolution and [[macroevolution]] is arbitrary on account of it being allegedly the same process. In actuality, the distinction is a matter of where [[creation]] ends and where actual [[evolution]] begins, which cannot be precisely known.

== Microevolution in Bacteria ==

== Microevolution in Bacteria ==