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Question 2

The most innovative part of Darwin’s (and Wallace’s) account of evolution, eventually made famous in On the Origins of Species, was which of the following:

The description of natural selection as the mechanism generating change

The argument that species changed; that is, that they were not immutable

The attacks of Darwin (and Wallace) upon religious thought

The account of the role of genes in inheritance

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Question 2

The most innovative part of Darwin’s (and Wallace’s) account of evolution, eventually made famous in On the Origins of Species, was which of the following:

 The description of natural selection as the mechanism generating change

 The argument that species changed; that is, that they were not immutable

 The attacks of Darwin (and Wallace) upon religious thought

 The account of the role of genes in inheritance

anonymous · Answer

i went with

 The argument that species changed; that is, that they were not immutable

anonymous · Answer

it was either that or option A

anonymous · Answer

im very sure its B though

anonymous · Answer

just being paranoid xD

anonymous · Answer

Then go for B if you believe it's right.

anonymous · Answer

But I would choose either B or D