A. How did Charles Darwin explain hisobservations?1. Species of tortoise and finch varies fromisland-to-island?2. Fossil of different animals havesimilarities.3. There are fossil of extinct animals.

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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How did Charles Darwin explain his -servations? 1. Species of tortoise and finch varies from island-to-island? 2. Fossil of different animals have similarities. 3. There are fossil of extinct animals.