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What evidence exists for: A. kinship between species? B. biological change over time? C. evolutionary processes...

What evidence exists for:

A. kinship between species?

B. biological change over time?

C. evolutionary processes in action today?

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1. Working of all the bees together in a beehive is an evidence of kinship behaviour.

Also in humans, when you do not allow anyone to hit your small brother or sister, this is kinship behaviour.

2. The way virus are not responding to the vaccines because their envelope protein changes due to mutation, is the evidence of biological change happens all the time.

3. They way some humans have rarest blood group, some have super high IQ, like plants survive in extreme climate are examples evolution is happening all the time.

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