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3 years ago

What idea of Malthus did Darwin extend to all populations?

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docker41 [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

Darwin agreed with Lyell's uniformitarian theories, and the uniformitarian understanding helped Darwin explain the elements of natural selection. Malthus believed that starvation would always be a part of human life because he thought that population would increase at a greater rate than food supply.

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