Adaptation

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Adaptation is a modification of an organism or its parts that makes it more fit for existence under the conditions of its environment. It has been observed that life "always" adapts to its surroundings through mutation. For either the life that exists adapts, or dies.

Natural Selection and Adaptation

Main Article: Natural selection

Natural selection is a mechanism for adaptation. This is used as observational evidence for how animals diversify for both creationism and evolution. However the general theory of evolution not only relies upon this natural process but in reality it also disproves the ultimate conclusion of evolution, which is small speciation as well as massive, radical DNA altering via related mutations.

References

• Animal Adaptations Utah Education Network

See Also

• Reverse adaptation
• Genetic Recombination
• Genetics
• DNA and Babel