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Patterns of biological evolution (view source)
Revision as of 12:16, May 2, 2007
, 12:16, May 2, 2007two groups develop into distinct species - this is what is claimed and what must be proven
Divergent evolution is a pattern in which (according to mainstream evolutionary thought) two characters gradually become increasingly different. Divergent evolution occurs (it is theorized) when a character is subject to different selective pressures or sufficient [[genetic drift]]. According to this theory, two groups develop into distinct species due to differences in the demands driven by the environmental circumstances.
Divergent evolution is a pattern in which
(according to mainstream evolutionary thought)
two groups develop into distinct species due to differences in the demands driven by the environmental circumstances.
Divergent evolution occurs (it is theorized) when a character is subject to different selective pressures or sufficient [[genetic drift]].
Thus the two characters gradually become increasingly different.
Nearly half of Americans reject the common ancestry of life predicted by the [[theory of evolution]] (in which divergant evolution is thought to play a role), on Biblical grounds. Other Americans would be willing to believe the theory, if any proof were shown to them{fact}.
Nearly half of Americans reject the common ancestry of life predicted by the [[theory of evolution]] (in which divergant evolution is thought to play a role), on Biblical grounds. Other Americans would be willing to believe the theory, if any proof were shown to them{fact}.