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EvoDrive focuses on the mechanisms that cause populations to evolve, from natural selection and genetic drift to gene flow and mutation. It explores how these forces interact to create the patterns of evolution observed in nature.

Combining population genetics, evolutionary biology, and computational modeling, EvoDrive explains how genetic changes accumulate in populations and how reproductive isolation leads to speciation. It shows how evolution can be observed and measured in real time.

Readers gain understanding of how evolution works at the population level and how genetic changes create new species. Each article demonstrates how evolutionary mechanisms explain both the unity and diversity of life.