Evolution (biology)
Evolution is the scientifically supported theory that all species of life have developed from a common ancestor through the process of variation, mutation, genetic drift, and natural selection. This fundamental concept in Biology explains how living organisms have adapted and changed over time, resulting in the diverse range of species we see today. The theory of evolution is supported by evidence from Fossil records, Genetics, and Comparative anatomy. Charles Darwin is often credited with popularizing the theory of evolution through his book "On the Origin of Species". Evolution is an ongoing process, with species continuing to adapt and evolve in response to their environments. Understanding evolution is crucial for fields such as Conservation biology, Medicine, and Agriculture.