Hello Muhammad; Your characterization of evolution is a reasonably accurate one. Add to that our understanding of Mendelian genetics and you can design selective breeding programs for crop plants, domestic animals, explain the occurrence of inherited diseases… The list of these applications is nearly endless. Best regards, Jim Des Lauriers

Hello Muhammad; Your characterization of evolution is a reasonably accurate one. Add to that our understanding of Mendelian genetics and you can design selective breeding programs for crop plants, domestic animals, explain the occurrence of inherited diseases… The list of these applications is nearly endless. Best regards, Jim Des Lauriers

Hi,

As pointed out the evidence is varied and vast, so impossible to fit in a small post like this. The best you can do is properly research about this topic, an approachable book I recommend is https://www.amazon.com/Why-Evolution-True-Jerry-Coyne/dp/0143116649 You could also find other material like talks or blog posts by Jerry Coyne. An excellent book to understand natural selection is this one https://www.amazon.com/Beak-Finch-Story-Evolution-Time/dp/067973337X

good luck

Hi Mohammed.

Evolution is a process that does not take place during the life of any organism but takes place during the change of generations. Therefore, this process is very difficult to observe in everyday life. Fossil material or laboratory experiments are used to study evolution. Experiments help to see directly mutational changes in an organism. To do this, it is necessary to observe a group of organisms for several generations. Researchers use organisms with rapid population changes. Such as flies, cockroaches, and others. You can search for scientific films on this topic or articles.

Google to help.

Best wishes.