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Explain why Darwin and Wallace jointly published their works.
Describe how natural selection and adaptation played a part in Darwin's theory of evolution.
Describe some of the natives that Darwin encountered.
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Do you think it would be easy or hard to hunt with the bola? Explain your choice.
Would you like to eat tortoise meat? Why or why not?
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Why do you think that certain markings on a tortoise could tell where it came from?
Do you agree or disagree with Darwin's theory of evolution? Explain your position.
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