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Is there any evidence that demonstrates that mutations are truly random, as least in the cases where natural selection isn't eliminating a sub-species?
Assuming life started out as a single cell plant / animal, does random mutation explain the process that resulted in a huge range of variety and sophistication of living things, taking into account the amount of time living things and their energy sources have existed on earth?
Assuming life started out as a single cell plant / animal, does random mutation explain the process that resulted in a huge range of variety and sophistication of living things, taking into account the amount of time living things and their energy sources have existed on earth?