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=== Evidence for Evolution === Darwin didn't just make up these ideas. He collected a lot of evidence: * '''Fossil Record:''' By studying fossils, Darwin noticed that many ancient species are no longer around. But, they resemble species living today. This suggests a connection between past and present life forms. * '''Geographical Distribution:''' Different parts of the world have unique plants and animals. Yet, they often share similarities with species from other regions. This pattern suggests that species change and adapt to their environments. * '''Comparative Anatomy:''' Different animals often have similar body structures, like bones. This hints that they share a common ancestor.
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