13 Examples of Evidence for Evolution
1. The independent arrival of useful traits. For example, the wing in insects, birds, and bats. Or, the complex eyeball in humans and squids.
2. The human appendix, tail bone, wisdom teeth, goose bumps, and male nipples.
3. Vestigial organs in others. Whales have 'leftover' hind leg bones. The eyeballs of the blind cave fish, Astyanax mexicanus, and penguins' wings are other examples.
4. Fossil evidence.
5. Drug-resistant Tuberculosis.
6. Pesticide-resistant insects.
7. Dog breeding. (The Great Dane, the Chihuahua, and the Dingo.)
8. The Flounder and other flat fish. The eyeball on the "bottom" travels to the "top" of its head.
9. Flu vaccinations. Every year.
10. Modern transitional examples. From the eye spots of flatworms to the primitive eye of the nautilus.
11. Nylon eating bacteria.
12. A peacock's ridiculous tail.
13. DNA. No, you are not a monkey, but you do share genes with a pea plant.
2. The human appendix, tail bone, wisdom teeth, goose bumps, and male nipples.
3. Vestigial organs in others. Whales have 'leftover' hind leg bones. The eyeballs of the blind cave fish, Astyanax mexicanus, and penguins' wings are other examples.
4. Fossil evidence.
5. Drug-resistant Tuberculosis.
6. Pesticide-resistant insects.
7. Dog breeding. (The Great Dane, the Chihuahua, and the Dingo.)
8. The Flounder and other flat fish. The eyeball on the "bottom" travels to the "top" of its head.
9. Flu vaccinations. Every year.
10. Modern transitional examples. From the eye spots of flatworms to the primitive eye of the nautilus.
11. Nylon eating bacteria.
12. A peacock's ridiculous tail.
13. DNA. No, you are not a monkey, but you do share genes with a pea plant.
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