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kobusy [5.1K]
3 years ago
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A. Que interpretación o explicación le puedes dar a la cita "… las formas interminables más bellas y más maravillosas han evoluc

ionado y siguen evolucionando".
Biology
1 answer:
gladu [14]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

esta es una expresión de admiración ante la belleza de los mecanismos evolutivos

Explanation:

El concepto de evolución como mecanismos naturales que está actualmente en boga fue originalmente planteado por Charles Darwin en su celebre publicación "El origen de las especies" (1859). La teoría de la evolución de Darwin está basada en la idea que las especies cambian constantemente con el tiempo a través del proceso de selección natural. Este mecanismo es responsable de la inmensa biodiversidad biológica observada en la naturaleza, la cual incluye la evolución de las especies, poblaciones y organismos individuales. Desde una perspectiva biológica, es imposible no quedar fascinado ante la naturaleza y contemplación de los procesos evolutivos.

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