How do scientists today use Charles Darwin theory of evolution?

Answer 1

1.) All organisms differ in traits such as size and behavior.

2.) No two individuals are exactly alike.

3.) There was a gradual change in each species.

4.) Fossils were different from the living animals. However, these fossils had many similarities to modern forms of life.

5.) Species on the Galapagos Islands resembled species on the mainland but they were different in certain characteristics.

6.) Some organisms became isolated on many islands.

7.) Most organisms produce more offspring that can survive

Answer 2

Charles Darwin's theory also suggested survival of the fittest. You must have heard of so many animal species on the brink of going extinct- like the Bengal tiger, Dolphins, porpoises, etc. All of these are going extinct because they are helpless against us, thanks to all the gunpowder and all that stuff, and we misuse that to kill endangered species. That is what Darwin's theory suggested, that if any species is unable to survive against the upcoming conditions, they will go extinct as only the fittest survive. Note: These words aren't exactly what Charles Darwin might have stated.

Answer 3

Basicly "survival of the fittest" the animasls that are the most adapted and healthy survive, the weak or not fitted ones die...

say there was an albino squirrel..they die because they do not blend in so many of the squirrels alive today are brown through natural selection.

Answer 4

Any job in Biology. Bio-medicine uses evolutionary theory to predict what type of seasonal flu vaccine to produce for the coming year. Neurology uses evolutionary theory to predict the workings of the human brain. Taxonomic sections of biology use evolutionary theory to classify organisms by their evolutionary relatedness. These are just a few examples, but all of biology is underpinned by evolutionary theory.

Answer 5

Every time the medical establishment tries to predict the types of seasonal flu they are using the theory of evolution by natural selection, which has come a bit of a way since Darwin.

Answer 6

Scientists use the fossil record, biochemicals, and embryological data. DNA evidence is also used.

Answer 7

to see whether giraffes are really created that way