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3/18/2015 4:14:19 AM
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Yes there is.
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http://www.actionbioscience.org/evolution/irwin.html
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This only proves that species can adapt. Evolutionary theory is a lot more in depth than a simple statement that species can adapt. None of this proves that the complexity of the species increases with each adaptation which is a fundamental element to how the theory explains life arising from non-life.
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1) The article explains speciation, which is the formation of a species from another species, or what you would call "macroevolution". 2) Nowhere in the theory of evolution does it require an organism to evolve into a more complex organism, only one that is better suited to its environment. 3) The theory of evolution has nothing to say on the origin of life
