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- What are common misunderstandings about evolution?Why is it important to study evolution? Explain in three paragraphs.Based from your discussions regarding the merits and demerits of the various evidences of evolution, what would be your top 5 evidence if you are going defend it to a person who questions the validity of evolution? How would you convince him/ her of the validity of evolution?
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