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That's microevolution. I don't believe there is any disagreement between evolutionists and creationists of the existence of such microevolution.

This is very interesting...I wasn't aware that Creationists acknowledged any form of evolution.

Another point: if it can occur in a small, isolated society, it can occur on a larger scale as well.

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I wasn't aware that Creationists acknowledged any form of evolution.

They call it variation, natural selection, and/or microevolution. I've never read a creationist that had a problem with it. But I haven't read all creationists.

Another point: if it can occur in a small, isolated society, it can occur on a larger scale as well.

If you're referring to macroevolution, that's an entirely different matter. With microevolution there is no disagreement between evolutionists and creationists. The main issue, as I see it, is macroevolution.