Is that your own word? Want to try again in English?
That's because it doesn't exist. The "typical" experimental evidence (moths, finches, etc) is a bait and switch tactic which has no relevance to what you are actually trying to prove.
Attempted proof by assertion. If small changes can be demonstrated over small time intervals, it is reasonable, in the absence of contrary evidence, to infer that proportionately larger changes will occur over larger intervals.
It's quite simple really - demonstrate endosymbiosis of Prokaryotes under the microscope, collect your Nobel, and be done with it.
Prokaryotic endosymbiosis has been demonstrated in the laboratory for at least a half a century, ignoramus. They don't award Nobel Prizes for things you can discover by cracking open a biology textbook. But don't let that dissuade you. It would be a good idea for you to learn some biology, regardless.