what are the postulates of Darwin's theory .?
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Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection is the logical outcome of three postulates: (1) individuals within species are variable; (2) some of these variations are heritable; and (3) individuals that reproduce the most are those with the most favorable variations.
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Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection is the logical outcome of three postulates: (1) individuals within species are variable; (2) some of these variations are heritable; and (3) individuals that reproduce the most are those with the most favorable variations.
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