1. How does the story of the Brodies' work demonstrate the power of evolutionary

thinking to direct inquiry into the nature of the living world?

Based on the story of Newts and Snake, an the emergence of toxic poison in newts, it shows that evolutionary change can be outstanding with a significant effects especially when two families involved are at war with one another.

Most importantly it shows that the evolution that occurs now is a follow up of the millions of evolutionary history which occurs million of years ago in history. Some evolutionary changes did not occur in the past because of blockages of some the right pathways, while some evolutionary pathways opens because right things occurs.