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Darwin's Finches Show Clear Evidence of Evolution, Again

boston.com — The Galapagos finches made famous by Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection, the underpinning of Evolution, have shown clear signs of recent evolution over just the past 25 years. Thanks to the invasion of a foreign species and a recent drought, Evolution has yet more evidence to support it.

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  • smatzko, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1I think everyone agrees that natural selection occurs. The issue is whether good mutations producing new DNA exist. e.g. if the finches evolved teeth.

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