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Darwin Proposed That the Sutures in the Skulls of Young

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  Darwin proposed that the sutures in the skulls of young mammals were wonderfully adapted to aid in the passage through the birth canal,but he also argued that they could not have been originally adapted for that purpose.Studying the figure above,explain what evidence allowed Darwin to make that argument? Darwin proposed that the sutures in the skulls of young mammals were wonderfully adapted to aid in the passage through the birth canal,but he also argued that they could not have been originally adapted for that purpose.Studying the figure above,explain what evidence allowed Darwin to make that argument?


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