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Hello, I created this Blog as a requirement for my Senior Project. We needed to present our projects to an audience that shares an interest in our topic. For my project I chose the topic of Evolution vs. Creation. I will discuss what both of them are in detail and it would be great for you to share your opinions and give me feedback whether it's positive or negative. Thank you so much! Evolution: What is it? Evolution is the slow, yet gradual change from one form to another. What are the details? Evolution is also the genetic changes from a population of certain organisms from different generations. There is scientific evidence that organisms do not stay the same over many generations. A large portion of that proof comes from fossils. Evolution occurs through a process known as natural selection. Natural selection is when organisms of a specific species show many variations to due differences in their genes. Organisms with genes that allow them to breed and survive with success are then passed down to the following generations. If the environment changes and shows that there is more of an abundance in genes in the next generation, shows that the organism has evolved. Evolution shows that a species can go through many changes over time through changes in DNA, which these changes can commonly be known as mutations. Modern day plants an animals have a link to those of the past which they have descended from. For example, humans are known to have evolved from ape-like creatures, but are not the same as modern day apes. All species evolve, but they all evolve at different rates. Some species have hardly changed over

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