Evolucionizmi
Evolucionizmi is the Albanian term for evolutionism, a framework of thought that explains the diversity of life and related processes through evolution—a gradual change over time driven by natural forces. In biology, evolucionizmi denotes the theory that species share common ancestry and have arisen by descent with modification.
Its origins lie in 19th-century Europe with Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace, whose theory of natural
Evidence supporting evolucionizmi comes from fossils, comparative anatomy, embryology, biogeography, and, increasingly, molecular genetics and genomics.
In cultural and educational contexts, evolucionizmi is often contrasted with creationism or intelligent design. Debates have
Today, evolucionizmi remains the central organizing principle of modern biology, guiding research in genetics, development, ecology,