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A group of paleontologists are examining the fossils of a dinosaur in Asia. They find that fossils of certain transition stages of this species are not available. Using the theory of gradualism, how would
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A group of paleontologists are examining the fossils of a dinosaur in Asia. They find that fossils of certain transition stages of this species are not available. Using the theory of gradualism, how would you interpret this information?

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imperfection of fossil records

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They find that fossils of certain transition stages of this species are not available.
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