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In science, a theory is a well-tested set of ideas that explains a wide range of observations. Using this definition, explain why Darwin's theory of evolution is more than a guess.
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In science, a theory is a well-tested set of ideas that explains a wide range of observations. Using this definition, explain why Darwin's theory of evolution is more than a guess.

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by using the scientific method, scientists were able to perform tests and make hypothesis’s about how the world has evolved. they were able to confirm this based on the results from those tests, and the widely studied aspects of life.
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