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SW-User
Evolution within a species or short period of time only [b]contribute[/b] to macroevolution. Without microevolution, macroevolution doesn't exist. The two do have differences because an entire group higher than species does not change just because one species may undergo microevolution
@SW-User
If you like. But it't not really a necessary distinction. It's all just evolution.
If you like. But it't not really a necessary distinction. It's all just evolution.
SW-User
@Pikachu in reality, the classifications are like a house. Sure you got a pillar and some beams and walls but it's all evolution in the end
I see no reason to call it something different. Judt wanted to clarify why
I see no reason to call it something different. Judt wanted to clarify why
@SW-User
Yeah i have no problem with that. My only problem with the term "mircorevolution" is that creationists use it as a tool to deny that evolution is happening at all.
Yeah i have no problem with that. My only problem with the term "mircorevolution" is that creationists use it as a tool to deny that evolution is happening at all.
newjaninev2 · 56-60, F
@SW-User There’s neither ‘micro-evolution’ nor ‘macro-evolution’.
To acknowledge one and to deny the other is like saying that you accept seconds, but deny minutes, and that neither can lead to hours.
There’s just time
There’s just evolution
To acknowledge one and to deny the other is like saying that you accept seconds, but deny minutes, and that neither can lead to hours.
There’s just time
There’s just evolution