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Why did darwin's contemporaries believe that natural selection could not move a population beyond its initial range of variation?
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Why did darwin's contemporaries believe that natural selection could not move a population beyond its initial range of variation?

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All I know is that it is not because they thought, "because selection cannot permanently change a population".

By the way are you taking Anthropology 1 this semester?
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