@Quehoniaomath,
All yous idecar drivers are trying your damnedest to use all sorts of irrelevant stuff to try to "blow smoke up our asses" in the hopes that you can bundle your crap into something that people will buy as an argument refuting evolution. Im gonna demand that you stay on track.
I brought up an example of how menhaden in Connecticut Rivers that have been dammed since the mid 1700's are evolving into actual super species level (almost new genera)
All because the fish hve been prevented from being anadromus, so they've developed all sorts of new phenotypes that allow them to adapt to the fresh water environement laden with diatoms and algae. They've actually evolved into smaller leaner forms with different fin patterns, almost disappeared teeth and the beginning of gill rakers (like baleen) to strain the algae as their new diet.
As far as Galapogos finches, Princeto university has been tracking evolutionary adaptations and body changes among finches and crabs of the islands.
All these adaptational changes can be seemn in our lifetimes and the menhaden can be inferred from the 1700;s because that's when the anadromous forms were "captured" behind the dam breasts and prevented from migrating to sea.