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According to Parsons, evolutionary change
According to Parsons, evolutionary change occurs through a two step process involving
A) the ideational and the sensate B)
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According to Parsons, evolutionary change occurs through a two-step process involving
the ideational and the sensate
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What of the following best explains the pace and timing of evolutionary change?
Evolutionary change quickly and constantly occurs
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Darwin assumed that evolutionary change was always slow and gradual. What was the first evidence that suggested evolutionary
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Which of the following is NOT true about migration as an agent of evolutionary change?
Group of answer choices The migrants must
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Darwin assumed that evolutionary change was always slow and gradual. What was the first evidence that suggested evolutionary
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Darwin assumed that evolutionary change was always slow and gradual. What was the first evidence that suggested evolutionary
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Darwin developed four theories of evolution, which of the following is NOT one of his theories ? Living organisms evolve over
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4 What do scientists now think about the pace of evolutionary change?
A Gradualism best explains the pace of evolutionary change.
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What can natural selection over many generations cause?(1 point)
Responses noticeable evolutionary changes in a species
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