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Evolution at Its Best describes the beginning of life-forms producing other life-forms. This book also lists names of discoverers and the findings through fossils, which are old bones. All life-forms including rocks are part of evolution. I want readers to know that I believe in God; my thought of the process is really to indicate that I felt God helped and creation was set in motion by God. Readers, this is my version. You can believe in whatever you believe in. Readers who have open minds can enjoy this. Enjoy the book.
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Evolution at Its Best - Martin Stubbs
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Evolution at Its Best
Martin Stubbs
Copyright © 2024 Martin Stubbs
All rights reserved
First Edition
PAGE PUBLISHING
Conneaut Lake, PA
First originally published by Page Publishing 2024
ISBN 979-8-88793-946-9 (pbk)
ISBN 979-8-88793-990-2 (digital)
Printed in the United States of America
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Evolution
Chapter 2
Existence
Chapter 3
Other Human Species
Chapter 4
The Reigning of Dinosaurs
Conclusion
About the Author
Chapter 1
Evolution
Evolutions are inheritable traits that are in a population that spreads across generations. Traces of evidence, fossils (bones of the past), were found to prove evolution exists in Africa, some parts of Europe, and even in New Jersey, USA. It has been proven that evolution has derived from something and becomes something new.
Scientists have proven that the structure has to be there and then evolves into something new. Evolution is a step-by-step process that causes changes in one's life, whether it is conceptually or experientially.
Since over two billion years ago, 1.2 million species have been documented, and 86 percent have not been described. In May 2016, one trillion species were on earth, and only one thousand of 1 percent were described. Evolution is one of the wonders of nature that trying to keep up is one of the most difficult tasks scientists had to face. The change from DNA to proteins, body structure, and characteristics is certainly remarkable. It is amazing that tracking so many life-forms, some small in nature, is very difficult.
Adaptation is getting used to our surroundings and biology. The universe is always one step ahead of what we need for that very moment.
An evolving body structure gives flexibility; evolving brains can be useful for survival. We are here to dominate and be masters on earth.
Evolution over two billion years has given us various climate changes and volcanic eruptions that create a system of
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