Similar words: microevolution, evolution, revolution, devolution, evolutionary, evolutionist, revolutionise, revolutionize. Meaning: ['mækrəʊevə'luːʃn /-ɪːv-] n. evolution on a large scale extending over geologic era and resulting in the formation of new taxonomic groups.
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1. Macroevolution studies how taxonomic groups above the level ofspecies change.
2. Sedimentary basin forming dynamics system is the macroevolution and correlation of the sedimentary basin, the mantle, the asthenosphere, the lithosphere, and Moho discontinuity.
3. All life appears to be designed, and evolutionists have failed to adequately explain why. Adaptation to environmental changes, mutations, and natural selection has not validated macroevolution .
4. VOICE: Is there any way to test the theory of macroevolution?
5. The changes that generate species are sometimes termed microevolution; those that produce the major phenotypic differences that separate genera, classes, orders, and so on are termed macroevolution .
6. In this paper the primary relationship between the structure of third-order sequence and biotic macroevolution is discussed.
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