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| Humans time on earth has been |
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favorable variations persevered
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| theory of acquired characteristics |
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| bio-geography for evidence of evolution |
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process that formed the earth still changes it during present day
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| more than one lineage, no linear system |
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| mathematical theory of population genetics |
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| Systematics and the Origin of Species |
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| Evolution: the modern synthesis |
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| Carolus Linnaeus, about binomial nomenclature (species genus) |
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| whales do not swim like otters |
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| whales do not swim like otters |
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