What are the Differences Between Evolution and Development?

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The discussion clarifies the distinction between development and evolution. Development pertains to the growth and changes of an individual organism throughout its life cycle, while evolution refers to the broader changes and adaptations of an entire species over time. The conversation also includes a request for assistance with previous posts, indicating a need for engagement and support from the community.
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Can you tell me what the differences between the two are ?

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>>>>I have some posts without having been received any replies so far, please click my name and check them out, then post help me please... I don't know what and how to do...please help..

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Development tends to, generally, refer to the growth of a single organism throughout its life. Evolution, on the other hand, usually refers to the growth and change of an entire species.
 

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