The new hypothesis of evolution
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Abstract
Biologists believe that the purpose of the evolution of all organisms is only reproduction and the successful transfer of genes to the next generation. But I found a new hypothesis (new theory) that reveals the fundamental purposes and principles of natural selection. The new hypothesis shows that for the successful transfer of genes to the next generation, the traits and characteristics of organisms must be in accordance with these fundamental principles and purposes of natural selection or fundamental biological purposes. These fundamental principles of natural selection or fundamental biological principles are so fundamental for the survival of organisms that if they are not observed and considered in the traits, body parts and behaviors of organisms, organisms cannot reproduce and survive. Natural selection preserves or eliminates harmful genes and useful genes based on these principles and biological purposes. When I speak of the fundamental purposes and principles of natural selection, I do not mean conscious intention, supernatural and intelligent creation. By means of the fundamental principles of the new hypothesis, I bring arguments that better interpret the theories of Mr. Darwin and Richard Dawkins and the important theories of biology, and this interpretation is much closer to reality. This new hypothesis reveals principles and purposes that change our understanding of the concept of evolution of all organisms and creates a completely new formulation in the entire theory of evolution in all its dimensions.
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