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Introduction:
Evolution:

- Cumulative change over time in the characteristics of a population of living organisms
- Evolutionary changes in past, present and future
- Rate of evolution varies from fast to very slow
- Types of traits involved are very varied.
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, Variation:

- Why does it exist? How is it generated? How can it be used?
- These can be studied with evolution.



Evolution:

- Ultimately these changes will trace back to the DNA sequence and how the genome is
expressed
- Evolution means cumulative change over time in the allele frequencies of a population of
living organisms.

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