2. Name two ways that the Theory of evolution is currently being used to improve the quality of human life?

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Q: WHY DO SCIENTISTS CONSIDER VESTIGIAL STRUCTURES EVIDENCES FOR EVOLUTION

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Q: Distinguish between Lamark’s ideas and Darwin’s theory of natural selection?

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Q: 3. In biological terms, what is the definition of a species?

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Q: If heterozygosity is reduced, what happens to the potential for evolution?

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Q: 9. Which statement best describes the relationship between the theory of evolution and the origin of…

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Q: 1. What could be the possible roles of genetic drift in human evolution?

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Q: How did Charles Lyell & James Hutton's theory of evolution differ from that of George Cuvier?

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Q: genetic drift

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Q: What was Darwin's contribution to the theory of evolution?

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