Question

Evolution, i.e. changes in an organism to adjust to the environment as suggested by Charles Darwin is a very slow process, and takes place over tens of thousands of generations over millions of years. However, in bacteria developing resistance to antibiotic, which is a type of evolution, takes place within our own lifetime. Why do you think it occurs so quickly in bacteria?

Answer 1

Explanation:

thisthis following process takes a long time because each hour the bacteria undergoes several generations and generations which lead to the evolution of them against in antibiotic is fastened in them...