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What does Darwin‘s theory suggest about living and extinct species? How did this tie with Darwin’s ideas about common descent?
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What does Darwin‘s theory suggest about living and extinct species? How did this tie with Darwin’s ideas about common descent?

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According to the principle of common descent, all species--living and extinct--are descended from ancient common ancestors. This is Darwin's mechanism for evolution which suggest about living and extinct species.
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