One of the Most Important Observations Made by Darwin on His

question 34

Multiple Choice

One of the most important observations made by Darwin on his trip around the world was that

• A)species change from place to place and throughout time.
• B)species have remained constant over time in some places but not in others.
• C)species have remained constant over time.
• D)species remain constant from place to place.
• E)DNA from all species is very similar.

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