How a microbe's non-evolution could confirm Darwin's theory

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(J. William Schopf/UCLA Center for the Study of Evolution and the Origin of Life) How a microbe's non-evolution could confirm Darwin's theory Researchers have discovered a microbe that appears to have remained unchanged for billions of years. Scientists say the discovery could confirm the theory of evolution....MORE

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