Wallace's ideas differ from Darwin's in that Wallace __________.
a. rejected artificial selection as analogous to natural selection
b. insisted on the fixity of species
c. supported Lamarckian ideas
d. rejected evolution
Question 2
When Darwin presented his ideas to the Linnaean Society, he __________.
a. also presented Wallace's ideas in a joint paper
b. never mentioned Wallace
c. described Wallace's ideas as better than his own
d. revealed that all of his own ideas were derived from correspondence with Wallace
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