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Guy, the only fact that you is a new being different from your father and your mother, it is already evolution, you aren't a copy of your parents, but a new being.
I hope you don't have cognitive dissonance in this moment.
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Macroevolution is only an example of continuous microevolution.
We do not come from chimps but we both come from the same older, more primitive organism. Greater apes do not come from monkeys but split up from the same parent population even further back. You could go further back and say placentals and marsupials don't descend from one another but they descend from the same parent population. and such parent population also had a further back parent population with many layers and dead ends of extinct descendants and the currently living echidnas, etc etc.
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For the practical matter it can. Selective pressure can lead to genes manifesting themselves in different manners and even performing different functions.
There are mutated rats who can regrow limbs, while no mammal has this capability. Flight/gliding has been developed independently at least 7 times in insects, pterosaurs, birds, multituberculates (extinct mammals), bats, squirrels, colugos.
Aquatic adaptations also have arisen at least 4 times in mammals: whales/dolphins, carnivores (phocids and similar), rodents (beavers), monotremes (echidnas).
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Read this https://answersingenesis.org/
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