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Who first recognized that species were groups of organisms that were distinguished from other such groups by their ability to reproduce?
 
  a. John Ray
  b. Charles Darwin
  c. Carolus Linnaeus
  d. Alfred Russel Wallace
  e. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck

Question 2

Which 16th century Polish mathematician was credited with removing the earth as the center of all things (heliocentric)?
 
  a. John Ray
  b. Copernicus
  c. Galileo Galilei
  d. Aristotle
  e. Charles Lyell


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Reply #1 on: Jul 10, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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