Like Most of His Contemporaries, Charles Darwin Believed

question 44

Multiple Choice

Like most of his contemporaries, Charles Darwin believed

• A)that physical traits were passed from the father to the offspring.
• B)that physical traits were acquired in an individual's lifetime.
• C)that physical traits were passed down from each parent and then blended together in the offspring.
• D)that physical traits were passed from the mother to the offspring.

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