Science, asked by prabhakardeva, 4 months ago

Evolution should not be equated with progress? Explain.​

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Answered by CopyMyAnswer
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☛Species adapt to the conditions available in their environment.

☛ Some older and simple species live on quite effectively.

☛ The only progressive trend in evolution seems to be that more and more complex body designs have emerged over time.

☛ This is the reason why evolution in not equated with progress.

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Answered by skhan9431400875
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Answer: Evolution has resulted in the generation of new varieties of species. During the process of speciation, new species are formed from the already existing species. ... Therefore, the process of evolution cannot be equated to the degree of progress made by man.

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