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change in populations of predator and prey
Ecology is often confused with "[[evolution]]", in publications which use terms loosely. Here at Conservapedia, the we use "evolution" only to mean the emergence of a new species; see [[macroevolution]]. Adaptations such as can be seen in the different breeds of dogs are not considered "evolution" in this context (see also [[Origins debate]]).
Ecology is often confused with "[[evolution]]", in publications which use terms loosely. Here at Conservapedia, the we use "evolution" only to mean the emergence of a new species; see [[macroevolution]]. Adaptations such as can be seen in the different breeds of dogs are not considered "evolution" in this context (see also [[Origins debate]]).
A well known observation of ecology is the change in populations of predator and prey.
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