Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, and his voyage to South Africa to examine animals, we will conclude that Charles Darwin had evidence for evolution at his time.
<h3>Charles Darwin's theory of evolution</h3>
- The Charles Darwin theory pointed these these things:
- Variations in species happen randomly
- individual's can inherit traits from there progeny
- And the fittest in a species survives
Charles Darwin's in a bid to understand evolution, took a voyage to South Africa to study animals in there habitats, and there he made the discovery of human evolution as chimpanzees and gorillas were found there and existed as humans closest relatives.
Therefore, with Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, and coupled with this voyage to South Africa to examine animals we will say Charles Darwin had evidence for evolution at his time.
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B.
Explanation:
Providing a list of grievances and abuses of the king
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