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Evolutionary anomalies


Milo

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once again an enviorment constantly changes the animals that were perfect for there enviorment all die easily becuase once a sm all change happens they die and an adaptation is NOT always a plus some times its harmful people for the love of god please understand the words of a zoologist evolution is a process of an species to better suit there sroundings and when that always changes the species must too an adaption may or may not be a trait carried on by the species if u were born with 6 fingers this is an adaption (unless some chemical force was acting on this) but it does not mean people are evolving into having six fingers

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i'm just saying that their almost perfect structure are adaptable in most environment need only to change little or non.

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I don't think it's a matter of them stopping evolving. It's just the adaptations they have are suitable for the environment they're in. Once that environment changes they'll gradually change as well.

Of course I could always be wrong. :D

Agreed. Once a species has traits favorable to their niche, they don't need to evolve new ones. If something radical happened to change their environment, then they would either adapt, leave, or perish.

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