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[warsel]

You could probably say: the most abundant, widely distributed organism is probable the most fit (given all the various selection pressures on earth) - then that would probably be bacteria?

And I'd definitely second the statement that evolution is a non-random process.

[dlambert]

warsel, on Nov 25 2009, 09:25 AM, said:

You could probably say: the most abundant, widely distributed organism is probable the most fit (given all the various selection pressures on earth) - then that would probably be bacteria?

And I'd definitely second the statement that evolution is a non-random process.

the irony, all life survives based on a randomly mutated mechanism that produces non random results

[Rupam]

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[madanghatge13]

gebirgsziege, on 24 September 2009 - 10:35 PM, said:

Yes all organisms are evolved enough to be alive, but some are adopting quicker than others towards changing environmental challages than others.......but I think nobody can say "this organism is more evolved than another"........but I think you can not say they are equally evolved either.

And: are we talking about "evolution" or "adaption" here?????

Yes none can say which organism has evolved more...but one can say which organism is more favored by the evolutionary forces.....