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    Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection explains how organisms gradually change over generations through the processes of microevolution and macroevolution. Microevolution involves changes in a population's inherited traits over time, while macroevolution results in new species developing after many generations of microevolutionary changes. Microevolution is important because it influences how humans co-evolve with other species like beneficial bacteria.

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    Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection explains how organisms gradually change over generations through the processes of microevolution and macroevolution. Microevolution involves changes in a population's inherited traits over time, while macroevolution results in new species developing after many generations of microevolutionary changes. Microevolution is important because it influences how humans co-evolve with other species like beneficial bacteria.

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    Evolution

    Darwin’s Theory: In Darwin’s theory explains that organisms change over time from a result of
    changes in heritable physical or behavior trait. These changes allow organisms to better adapt to the
    environment. Darwin’s theory can be broken down into two main parts: microevolutions and
    macroevolution.

    Video on Darwin’s Theory: https://youtu.be/urSNtaQKOAk

    Microevolution Macroevolution
    The change in inherited traits in a population of New species is created, change that occurs
    organisms within a species overtime. through many generations of microevolution.

    Video on Microevolution and Macroevolution: https://youtu.be/0aQ1n1iCFNY

    Why is Microevolution important to humans?

    Microevolution happens all the time in our ecosystems and we interact with and influence many species
    of bacteria, fungi, plants, and animals. Since bacteria have lived everywhere on earth for over 3.5 billion
    years, humans co-evolved with bacteria. 95% of bacteria are beneficial to humans, there is many reason
    why we could not survive without them.

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