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Evidence of evolution can be identified through fossil records, testimonial fossils, biography, anatomy, and embryology. An example of a species DNA is the peppered moth, whereby light-colored moths are eaten by birds, unlike the dark colored ones which seem to camouflage on dark backgrounds. Evolution changes the genetic makeup of a population over time and may happen on a large scale or small scale basis which affects either one of a few genes over a short period.
