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The Importance of Uniformitarianism for the Development of Darwinian Theory

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The importance of uniformitarianism for the development of Darwinian theory is that it:


A) showed that the earth's age was many times greater than previously thought
B) explained the uniformity of shape among different animal species
C) allowed for change in a species over time
D) explained the existence of fossils

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