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The traditional, Darwinian view of evolution was that of: slow, gradual change over long periods of time moderate changes over long periods of time fast, rapid changes in a shor…

The traditional, Darwinian view of evolution was that of: slow, gradual change over long periods of time moderate changes over long periods of time fast, rapid changes in a shor…
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The traditional, Darwinian view of evolution was that of: slow, gradual change over long periods of time moderate changes over long periods of time fast, rapid changes in a short amount of time species do not change

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The answer is A, Darwin believed that evolution occurred slowly over long periods of time
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