Biology Prove that evolution is constant (Provide at least two arguments to support your position)

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The discussion centers on the challenge of arguing that evolution is constant, with participants expressing confusion over the question's wording and intent. Key points include the need to provide examples of ongoing evolutionary processes, such as the color changes in the peppered moth due to environmental factors. Participants note that while evolution is a continuous process, its rate can vary based on environmental stability and other factors. They emphasize that evolution does not stop until a species becomes extinct, and even subtle genetic changes occur over time. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexities of defining and arguing for the constancy of evolution in a scientific context.
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WWGD said:
Wouldn't " ongoing" here be more accurate than " constant "?
because it can vary?
 
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The word 'constant' indeed does not goes well for a spinning dice...
 

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