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17 August, 22:11

What are the four main components of darwin's theory?

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    - the variation in every generation of organisms

    -some of these variations make an organism better suited to survive and reproduce in its environment (also called Natural Selection)

    - these beneficial variations are handed down to the next generation

    -over many generations, beneficial variations accumulate in the population
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