Prompted by observations of seemingly related species in neighboring locales that he made during his five-year voyage around the world on the HMS Beagle, Charles Darwin conceived his theory of natural selection in which all species evolved over time from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors.
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in which all species evolved over time from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors
B
in which all species evolve from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors over time
C
whereby over time all species evolve from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors
D
whereby all species have evolved over time from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors
E
whereby all species evolved over time from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors
A
in which all species evolved over time from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors
B
in which all species evolve from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors over time
C
whereby over time all species evolve from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors
D
whereby all species have evolved over time from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors
E
whereby all species evolved over time from a single ancestor or very few common ancestors
