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faduma

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The theory that the frequent use of an organ caused it to be enhanced was developed by
 
  a. Charles Darwin.
  b. Carolus Linnaeus.
  c. Georges Cuvier.
  d. Charles Lyell.
  e. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck.

Question 2

Who was the first to offer a scientific explanation for how species changed?
 
  a. Carolus Linnaeus
  b. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
  c. Charles Lyell
  d. Charles Darwin
  e. Erasmus Darwin



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

B



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