Talk:Evidence of evolution
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I'd like to know, once and for all, whether the peppered moth is considered evidence for evolution. If it's not evidence but "just an example", then what is it an example of?
Jon Wells says, "When asked to list the evidence for Darwinian evolution, most people--including most biologists" give the peppered moth as an example. I've asked at Wikipedia whether what this means. I hope my stalkers don't dismiss the question simply because I cross-posted it. If the moth's change in distribution of light and dark varieties is cited by scientists (or at lease educatiors) as evidence of evolution, then I will include it in CP's evidence of evolution article. If not, I won't; it's that simple. --Ed Poor Talk 13:45, 9 January 2009 (EST)