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andrew11 [14]
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Darwin's thinking while on the beagle was greatly influenced by his reading of a book written by _____.

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Artemon [7]3 years ago
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Darwin's thinking while on the Beagle was greatly influenced by his reading of a book written by <span>Lyell.

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