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I have no clue what do you think it is?
I already answered this @GingaTheNinja<3
hold on
read that :)
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hmm, well the Darwin theory of evolution shows that organisms change over time, to adapt to their surroundings. But honestly, this question confuses me
it might just help you idk
it didn't really, it says "it change by creating a new theory" lol
LOL sorry
@Jaynator495 might be able to help you
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okay, thank you though (:
welcome!!
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