When charles darwin set sail on his five-year journey on the hms beagle, both he and most of his contemporary scientists thought that each species was specially created by god in its present form and did not change over time. each species was a product of natural laws and changeable over time. each species had been selectively bred by humans after the invention of agriculture. each species had evolved into its present form by way of genetic mutation?

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Karen Oconnor

12 February, 05:40

When charles darwin set sail on his five-year journey on the hms beagle, both he and most of his contemporary scientists thought that each species was specially created by god in its present form and did not change over time. each species was a product of natural laws and changeable over time. each species had been selectively bred by humans after the invention of agriculture. each species had evolved into its present form by way of genetic mutation?

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Eric Weiss · Answer 1

When charles darwin set sail on his five-year journey on the hms beagle, both he and most of his contemporary scientists thought that:

Each species was specially created by god in its present form and did not change over time