Question

One of Darwin's principles is that minor variations in all traits exist within species. Why is this idea important to his theory of evolution?

Answer 1

please ask math questions in the math area, and other questions in their appropriate subject area.

Answer 2

Absence of variation AT ALL precludes the possibility of large variation.

It's almost a maths question.

Answer 3

i guessed and got it wrong... its NOT C.

Answer 4

its not a math question.

Answer 5

because it's a

Answer 6

Its a.