Darwin Contributed to the Study of Biology Chiefly by

question 21

Multiple Choice

Darwin contributed to the study of biology chiefly by

• A) developing the theory of natural selection.
• B) introducing the concept of biological evolution.
• C) applying evolutionary theory to human society.
• D) insisting that religion and science could not be reconciled.

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