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The top box contains observations Darwin either explained or employed in his explanations. Nothing in this box can ever be valid scientific evidence for his explanation.

Strange, though, how evolution accounts for all of them. Most sensible people would say that this in itself is pretty good evidence for evolution.

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The second box contains evidence Darwin did not have available. The things in this box may be evaluated as potential evidence in favor of his explanations.

And I can't wait for you to tell me why they are not. Do you intend to?

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The third box contains special cases.

And is there any particular reason why you are calling them "special cases"?

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We have also gained a little experience here, and seen how rigourous some would have us be when subjecting Darwin's theory to scientific scrutiny.

You haven't done anything yet apart from create boxes and put things in them. You haven't even shown yet that you understand what they all mean.

Maybe this will help you in your endeavour:

29+ Evidences for Macroevolution: The Scientific Case for Common Descent