When Evolution Is Not So Slow And Gradual

Interesting. Needs must when the devil drives. Evolution is a survival trait; mutations in species can be good or bad. If bad for the species, then they don't survive. Mutations that provide positive survival benefits gradually predominate; hence survival of the fittest.

Reviewed by barryr666 Jun 03, 04:29am ( 9 reviews ) • sciencedaily.com

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Rated by randddom on Jun 04, 8:03pm

evolution in action
Rated by arkitektos on Jun 04, 4:04am

I recommend reading "the beak of the finch" by jonathon weiner
Reviewed by Shokushu on Jun 04, 2:17am

Sensationalist reporting is really getting on my nerves lately. In Biology the equations that tell you about exactly how fast those guppies should evolve are practically ancient- you only learn them as a history lesson. It's like the reporters think you guys are too stupid to read something and know whether you knew about it already or not so they just repeatedly tell you about how new, exciting, and unique it is... when it isn't. I know a few people who study fish and it's exhaustive. They don't leave any stones unturned if you get my drift. Anything new about evolution is going to be too complicated for the reporters writing about it to understand, much less simplify down to general news.
Rated by barryr666 on Jun 03, 4:29am

Interesting. Needs must when the devil drives. Evolution is a survival trait; mutations in species can be good or bad. If bad for the species, then they don't survive. Mutations that provide positive survival benefits gradually predominate; hence survival of the fittest.
Reviewed by heathenlad on Jun 02, 9:49pm

Is evolving faster a survival mechanism? Either you have useful traits that you pass on to your offspring or you just dont.

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