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Other than the modern horse, what was important of the evolution of an organism?

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Evolution is considered a way in which past generations were able to adapt to the difficulties and changes that the world around them imposed, from the need to seek food to survival in the face of different climatic and landscape changes, becoming stronger and therefore allowing the enduring and transcendence of it.

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The importance of evolutionary studies is very large, since all organisms and their characteristics are products of evolution. It has an enormous interest applied in topics such as biodiversity conservation, medicine, agriculture, livestock, etc. Evolutionary biology is concerned with understanding the processes that have given rise to the current characteristics of organisms, and explaining why the characteristics of those organisms are what they are and not different ones.

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