Evolution: The Evidence

The video explains the theory of evolution by natural selection, highlighting its simplicity and revolutionary impact on biology. It presents evidence from fossils, comparative anatomy, and genetics, showing how species have evolved over time. The video also illustrates evolution in action through examples like the peppered moth, emphasizing the theory's role in unifying biological observations.

What is the significance of natural selection in the context of evolution?

How do fossils provide evidence for evolution?

In what ways do genetic similarities support the theory of common ancestry?

Can you provide an example of a species that has adapted to environmental changes? What changes did it undergo?

How does the theory of evolution unify various observations in biology?