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Reagan Vang
16 May, 14:28
How did Darwin explain the differences in traits?
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Bradyn Villegas
16 May, 17:47
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He proposed that over a large period of time natural selection could lead to change in order to better adapt a species to their changing environment. he also said that all traits of a species came from a common ancestor in the past.
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