[Dimensio]

If all the TOE talked about was fluctuations in the relative populations of variations in some animal or plant, the result would be uninteresting.

But fundamentally, that's all that evolution is.

This doesn't do anything for the assertion that evolution generated all species seen on earth from a simple one-celled ancestor.

Except provide a mechanism by which such a thing happened. The rest is in digging up the physical evidence, which has been done in abundance.

[The Red Zone]

You need evolution to be more than this fluctuation, governed by natural selection, to bring about speciation. You need generation of something to select. E.g. the appearance of new, purple moths. Tell me: Is, or is not, the generation-of-something-to-select part of the TOE?