<span>The statement that "Charles Darwin's thoughts on evolution would correspond to punctuated equilibrium" is b. False. Punctuated equilibrium and gradualism describe the rate of speciation. In punctuated equilibrium, the evolution occurs in sudden and rapid changes. In gradualism evolution, the evolution occurs in gradual and slow changes. Since Darwin believed that the evolution occurred in gradual and slow changes, his thought on evolution would correspond to gradualism evolution.</span><span />
One I have heard at school is that when the people in front of you down the narrow hallway are walking too slow is, "You walk slower than a herd of elephants stamping through peanut butter."
Emeralds are very beautiful and quite expansive. which means one of two things they are a high demand or they are hard to get
