Explain the differences between micro and macro evolution

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While the mechanism of micro-evolution is generally accepted, the procss of macro- evolution espcially as it pertains to hominid evolution, is not. Define and explain the differences between micro, macro evolution. Explain why macro evolution creates difficulties for " history deniers" and then offer two examples of evidence to suppoert the validity of macro evoltuion.

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