👉 Prohylesia is a theory in biology that suggests that organisms evolved from simpler forms or "prokaryotes" (organisms without a nucleus) into more complex, eukaryotic forms. This theory posits that the evolution of prokaryotes occurred through a process called speciation, where species diverged and evolved independently of each other. Prohylesia is an important concept in evolutionary biology as it helps explain how different organisms have evolved over time.
