The document discusses how biogeography provides evidence for common descent. It gives examples of how the animals found on the Galapagos Islands and Hawaiian Islands are closely related to species on the nearest mainland locations, suggesting they evolved from a common ancestor after migrating to the isolated areas. While critics agree this demonstrates microevolution within species, they argue it does not prove all life shares a common ancestor or explain how one species can evolve into another through the mechanisms of neo-Darwinism.