Yes, science does support the theory of evolution by natural selection!
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- published 03 April 2015 | modified 18 December 2016
This week I found this marvellous infographic on the great web of information called The Internet. The infographic lists the top five misconceptions about evolution, and explains (with diagrams!) why they're wrong. It delivers a nice package of knowledge you can use to provide those who misunderstand evolution with the current state of scientific knowledge about evolution. Or as Caleb Trujillo, who compiled the list and designed the infographic - version 1.0, puts it: “Here is an infographic to help inform citizens. From my experience most people who misunderstand evolution are actually misinformed about what science is and how it operates.”
Trujillo encourages to reblog his evolution post, which is appreciated and must not be ignored of course 
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You can find a zoomable version here.
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