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What significant event in biology occurred on November 24, 1859?

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Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection.

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What does evolution refer to in biology?

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The processes that have transformed life on Earth from its earliest forms to its vast diversity.

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What are the two main points made by Darwin in The Origin of Species?

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  • Species evolved from ancestral species
  • Natural selection is the mechanism of evolution.
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What did Darwin argue regarding the creation of species?

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Species were not specially created in their present forms but evolved from ancestral species.

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How did Darwin’s work connect various facts in biology?

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It presented a cohesive view of life from a bewildering array of unrelated facts.

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What is the most pervasive principle in biology according to the text?

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Evolution.

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What role did geological gradualism play in relation to evolutionary views?

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It helped clear the path for evolutionary ideas.

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Who placed fossils in an evolutionary context?

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Lamarck.

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What is meant by ‘science as a process’ in relation to Darwin’s view?

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Field research helped Darwin frame his understanding of life.

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What validates the evolutionary view of life?

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Evidence from many fields of biology.

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Fill in the blank: According to Darwin, natural selection is the _______ of evolution.

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mechanism

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True or False: Western culture readily accepted evolutionary views of life.

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False.

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Who are the key figures associated with the development of evolutionary theory mentioned in the text?

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  • Darwin (1809-1882)
  • Wallace (1823-1913)
  • Mendel (1822-1884)
  • Cuvier (1769-1832)
  • Lyell (1797-1875)
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What thematic thread is woven throughout the book mentioned?

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Evolution.

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