Micro-evolution, yes, all life forms exhibit this trait, but macro-evolution or change from one kind to another has never ever been observed nor any missing links found in the fossil record. Darwin stated plainly we’d need to find ‘thousands upon thousand’ of these hopeful monsters to prove evolution.
The majority of mathematicians agree that the multi-faceted inter-leaved number of DNA reprogramming type changes required for macro-evolution is beyond any meaningful degree of statistical probability even if given trillions of years to accidentally change hundreds of millions of DNA mutations, good ones though not the bad mutations.
Of course no missing links have been found. Once a link is found, it's not missing any more.
None of the links that have been found count? Is that your claim?
To be more clear: I cannot turn E. coli into Staphylococcus aureus, no matter how many generations pass or what environmental stimulation is used.