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What does Darwin's mechanism for evolution suggest about living and extinct species?
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What does Darwin's mechanism for evolution suggest about living and extinct species?

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Survival of the fittest is another way to describe the roll it plays seeing as that the organisms best fitted to survive an area will and can produce more of the fittest species; the ones who are best fit will die
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