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In the 9th century, it was suggested that when organisms change, they are adapting to survive.
Lamarck, was the researcher that created the theory of acquired characteristics.
Malthus first proposed the idea that overpopulation <span>contributed to the lack of resources and interfered with survival, but he applied this to only humans, Darwin was the first to apply this to all organisms.</span>

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for use in a later question.

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What was the volume change for respiration in the dark?

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