3. Charles Darwin (and his colleague Alfred Wallace) both observed similar patterns in otherorganisms and came up with an idea of how species could change over time. What mechanism didthey propose to explain this phenomenon?4. Summarize the three principles in nature that supports this mechanism. Simplify!5. Based on the three principles above, what did Darwin and Wallace reasoned/concluded?

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