Asked by doodle<3
Why is evolution called a scientific theory?(1 point)
Responses
It involves the formation of all living things on the planet.
It involves the formation of all living things on the planet.
Many scientists all over the world accept it as true.
Many scientists all over the world accept it as true.
There is lots of evidence to support it.
There is lots of evidence to support it.
It deals with topics that are completely testable in the laboratory.
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It involves the formation of all living things on the planet.
It involves the formation of all living things on the planet.
Many scientists all over the world accept it as true.
Many scientists all over the world accept it as true.
There is lots of evidence to support it.
There is lots of evidence to support it.
It deals with topics that are completely testable in the laboratory.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The most appropriate response would be:
**There is lots of evidence to support it.**
This highlights that evolution is supported by a substantial body of empirical evidence from various fields of science, making it a well-established scientific theory.
**There is lots of evidence to support it.**
This highlights that evolution is supported by a substantial body of empirical evidence from various fields of science, making it a well-established scientific theory.
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