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Why is evolution considered the unifying concept in biology?
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Why is evolution considered the unifying concept in biology?

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I think it's because all other concepts in biology are linked together by the overall change/adaptation of things. The theory of evolution applies to everything in science (sorry is that's too generic, I can clarify if you'd like).
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