This question can be interpreted several different ways, and you might need to clarify for better answer.
How did the theory of evolution begin? Although many believe that Charles Darwin was the first to hypothesize the theory of evolution, many Eastern civilizations believed that organisms changed over time (which is basically evolution). What Darwin did was put a supported process behind the observational fact that organisms change over time. He popularized his theory with the publication of "On the Origin of Species," which led to the wide-spread acceptance of evolution emerging in the mid 1940's among the Western scientific community.
How did the process of evolution begin? The better question is, "what drives the process of evolution?" Evolution is driven by multiple mechanisms, but relies primarily on the two most famous:
* Natural selection: Darwin's principal that organisms change over time based on their need to adapt to their natural surroundings. * Genetic drift: Random mutations in the genetic code enabling the selective process of natural selection. Those two mechanisms are the main driving force behind the well-known fact that organisms change over time.
Evolution began in the very first set of organisms on Earth -- how those organisms were created is not a question left to the theory of evolution, but rather a question that is explained by the theory of abiogenesis (which is not spontaneous generation, and is not part of the theory of evolution.) It is worth noting that these first organisms are thought to be extremely simple in nature. The modern consensus among the scientific community is that they were single-celled.
For more information on this subject you might consider visiting some of the following webpages:
* http:/www.wikipedia.org/wiki/evolution -- while I understand Wikipedia isn't always the best of sources, this particular page is accurate and protected from vandalism and false-editing. * http:/www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution * http:/evolution.berkeley.edu -- my personal favorite. ---- Hey!!! I read in some Evolution Book that we started off as lemurs. So uh, yeah, I guess. TOODLES!!!!!
yes they did believe in evolution because life begins million years ago
All evolution begins with reproductive variation - the fact that all offspring are born nonidentical to both their parents and their siblings.
Evolution begins with self replication. Evolution on Earth began around four billion years ago. We don't have any record of that long lost microscopic beginning, but it may have been a single molecule that could make copies of itself.
It forms a "neutron star".
It is a natural process that is involved as soon as any biological system begins to impact its surroundings, which in most cases is-- right away. Evolution is always happening when there is the consumption of resources and particularly competition for the consumption of those resources.
a neutron star
It begins from the evolution of the first hominids (humans, and human-like creatures), so about 2 million years ago, during the time of Homo Erectus.
The main cause of evolution is natural selection, which is the process where organisms that are better adapted to their environment survive and reproduce more successfully than those that are not as well adapted. This leads to the passing on of beneficial traits to future generations, causing populations to change over time.
There will be no season 4 of Ben 10 Alien Force. A new show - Ben 10 Evolution begins in February or March.there is a season four
.....That is weird. Do you press any buttons? Pressing B will stop evolution.
Micro-evolution is not only a part of macro-evolution, it is the same mechanism as macro-evolution. Macro-evolution includes speciation, as a result of continuing micro-evolution.
Evolution is a noun.