Early life evolution

Early life evolution refers to the development of living organisms from simple ancestors into more complex forms over billions of years. It involves gradual changes in genetic material that are passed down through generations, driven by natural selection. These changes enable species to adapt to their environments, survive, and reproduce more effectively. This process explains how diverse forms of life, from microbes to plants and animals, have evolved and become more intricate over Earth's history. Early life evolution is fundamental to understanding the origins of life and the interconnected diversity of life we see today.