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3. traits acquired during an organisms lifetime cannot be passed down to it's offspring.

4. Darwin concluded that if humans could influence an offspring's traits, so could nature.

stiks02 [169]3 years ago

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1) Malthus Hutton influenced darwins idea
4) 4. Darwin concluded that if humans could influence an offspring's traits, so could nature.

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