If Darwin was to be alive today, what do you think will be his observation on evolution?

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Darwin would be happy that his theory of evolution is correct. Stating that biological evolution is through natural selection of inherited traits that enable a species to survive, compete and reproduce.

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If Darwin was to be alive today, what do you think will be his observation on evolution?​

If Darwin was to be alive today, what do you think will be his observation on evolution?