Scientists in the Nineteenth Century Who Believed That Species Had

question 255

Multiple Choice

Scientists in the nineteenth century who believed that species had not been created once and for all but had changed over time were called:

• A) introspectionists.
• B) structuralists.
• C) evolutionists.
• D) behaviorists.

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